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SA car sales | Bad month for new cars, exports and bakkies on the rise in July
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA) said that declining trend in new vehicle sales continued into July 2019 with lower passenger car sales again being offset by growth in all commercial vehicle segments.
Reflecting on the new vehicle sales statistics for July 2019, Naamsa confirmed that aggregate domestic sales at 46 077 units reflected a decline of 1779 units or 3.7% from the 47 856 vehicles sold in July last year.
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The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA) said that declining trend in new vehicle sales continued into July 2019 with lower passenger car sales again being offset by growth in all commercial vehicle segments.
Reflecting on the new vehicle sales statistics for July 2019, Naamsa confirmed that aggregate domestic sales at 46 077 units reflected a decline of 1779 units or 3.7% from the 47 856 vehicles sold in July last year.
SA car sales | Bad month for new cars, exports and bakkies on the rise August | Life
New vehicle sales continued to decline while the bakkie and export markets saw growth in in South Africa, reports Naamsa.
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South Africa's 10 best-selling bakkies of August 2019
The sales figures for August 2019 are in ... and the big news from our list of South Africa’s best-selling bakkies is that the Ford Ranger has dropped out of the top two.
According to Naamsa, August 2019's new vehicle industry sales came in at 45 537 units, representing a decline of 5,1 percent, year on year. The light commercial segment (14 041 units), meanwhile, showed a small gain of 0,5 percent compared with the corresponding month in 2018. So, what exactly happened in terms of bakkie sales in the eighth month of 2019?
South Africa’s 10 best-selling bakkies of August 2019:
1. Toyota Hilux – 3 565
2. Nissan NP200 – 2 301
3. Ford Ranger – 2 295
4. Isuzu KB/D-Max – 1 143
5. Nissan NP300/Hardbody – 800
6. Mahindra Pik-Up – 281
7. Toyota Land Cruiser Pick-up – 235
8. Volkswagen Amarok – 178
9. GWM Steed – 173
10. Nissan Navara – 85
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The sales figures for August 2019 are in ... and the big news from our list of South Africa’s best-selling bakkies is that the Ford Ranger has dropped out of the top two.
According to Naamsa, August 2019's new vehicle industry sales came in at 45 537 units, representing a decline of 5,1 percent, year on year. The light commercial segment (14 041 units), meanwhile, showed a small gain of 0,5 percent compared with the corresponding month in 2018. So, what exactly happened in terms of bakkie sales in the eighth month of 2019?
South Africa’s 10 best-selling bakkies of August 2019:
1. Toyota Hilux – 3 565
2. Nissan NP200 – 2 301
3. Ford Ranger – 2 295
4. Isuzu KB/D-Max – 1 143
5. Nissan NP300/Hardbody – 800
6. Mahindra Pik-Up – 281
7. Toyota Land Cruiser Pick-up – 235
8. Volkswagen Amarok – 178
9. GWM Steed – 173
10. Nissan Navara – 85
South Africa's 10 best-selling bakkies of August 2019 - CAR Magazine
The sales figures for August 2019 are in … and the big news from our list of South Africa’s best-selling bakkies is that the Ford […]
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Indeed. Makes me glad
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Naamsa: August 2019 – sales fall again but exports hit record
The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) said the status quo of a “steady decline” in the overall new vehicle market continued into August 2019.
The organisation confirmed that aggregate domestic sales at 45 537 units reflected a decline of 2 440 units or 5,1 percent from the 47 977 vehicles sold in August last year. Monthly export sales, meanwhile, registered further strong gains in line with industry expectations. Particularly noteworthy was the fact the August 2019 export figure of 44 566 vehicles was the highest monthly total on record, Naamsa said.
Overall, out of the total reported industry sales of 45 537 vehicles, an estimated 37 154 units or 81,6 percent represented dealer sales, an estimated 12,6 percent represented sales to the vehicle rental industry, 3,9 percent to industry corporate fleets, and 1,9 percent to government.
The August 2019 new passenger car market had registered a decline of 2 381 cars or a fall of 7,6 percent to 29 075 units compared to the 31 456 new cars sold in August last year. The car rental industry’s contribution accounted for a substantial 18,0 percent of new car sales in August 2019.
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The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) said the status quo of a “steady decline” in the overall new vehicle market continued into August 2019.
The organisation confirmed that aggregate domestic sales at 45 537 units reflected a decline of 2 440 units or 5,1 percent from the 47 977 vehicles sold in August last year. Monthly export sales, meanwhile, registered further strong gains in line with industry expectations. Particularly noteworthy was the fact the August 2019 export figure of 44 566 vehicles was the highest monthly total on record, Naamsa said.
Overall, out of the total reported industry sales of 45 537 vehicles, an estimated 37 154 units or 81,6 percent represented dealer sales, an estimated 12,6 percent represented sales to the vehicle rental industry, 3,9 percent to industry corporate fleets, and 1,9 percent to government.
The August 2019 new passenger car market had registered a decline of 2 381 cars or a fall of 7,6 percent to 29 075 units compared to the 31 456 new cars sold in August last year. The car rental industry’s contribution accounted for a substantial 18,0 percent of new car sales in August 2019.
Naamsa: August 2019 – sales fall again but exports hit record - CAR Magazine
Download the full document here. The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) said the status quo of a “steady decline” in the […]
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These were South Africa's 50 top selling vehicles in August 2019
South Africa’s new vehicle market continued its downward slide in August 2019, with total vehicle sales declining by 3.7 percent versus the same month last year, to total 46 077, according to Naamsa.
Although the overall market was down, it’s worth noting that sales of light commercial vehicles actually increased by 2.9 percent year-on-year, while the medium and heavies gained 14.9 percent and 21.4 percent respectively, but the passenger car market took a big beating, declining by 8.2 percent.
50 TOP SELLING VEHICLES: AUGUST 2019
Toyota Hilux 3565
Nissan NP300 2301
Ford Ranger 2295
Volkswagen Polo Vivo 2252
Volkswagen Polo 2124
Toyota Hiace 1578
Isuzu D-Max 1133
Renault Kwid 1098
Toyota Fortuner 811
Nissan NP300 Hardbody 800
Ford Figo 758
Hyundai Grand i10 715
Datsun Go 678
Kia Picanto 665
Suzuki Swift 663
Ford EcoSport 658
Hyundai i20 658
Toyota Etios 623
Toyota Rav4 586
Toyota Corolla Quest 579
Volkswagen Tiguan 574
Volkswagen Polo Sedan 540
Renault Sandero 537
Hyundai Tucson 425
BMW 3 Series 381
Mazda CX-5 349
Toyota Avanza 348
Mazda CX-3 333
Volkswagen Golf 322
Kia Rio 308
Toyota Yaris 302
Renault Duster 288
Mahindra Scorpio Pik-Up 281
Kia Sportage 277
Nissan Almera 276
Renault Clio 263
Hyundai Creta 244
Ford Everest 240
Toyota Land Cruiser PU 235
Hyundai H100 Bakkie 234
Mahindra KUV100 218
Toyota Corolla 195
Mazda2 192
Suzuki Ignis 188
Nissan X-Trail 187
Hyundai Accent 178
Volkswagen Amarok 178
Nissan Micra 175
GWM Steed 173
Toyota Quantum 173
Toyota CH-R 170
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South Africa’s new vehicle market continued its downward slide in August 2019, with total vehicle sales declining by 3.7 percent versus the same month last year, to total 46 077, according to Naamsa.
Although the overall market was down, it’s worth noting that sales of light commercial vehicles actually increased by 2.9 percent year-on-year, while the medium and heavies gained 14.9 percent and 21.4 percent respectively, but the passenger car market took a big beating, declining by 8.2 percent.
50 TOP SELLING VEHICLES: AUGUST 2019
Toyota Hilux 3565
Nissan NP300 2301
Ford Ranger 2295
Volkswagen Polo Vivo 2252
Volkswagen Polo 2124
Toyota Hiace 1578
Isuzu D-Max 1133
Renault Kwid 1098
Toyota Fortuner 811
Nissan NP300 Hardbody 800
Ford Figo 758
Hyundai Grand i10 715
Datsun Go 678
Kia Picanto 665
Suzuki Swift 663
Ford EcoSport 658
Hyundai i20 658
Toyota Etios 623
Toyota Rav4 586
Toyota Corolla Quest 579
Volkswagen Tiguan 574
Volkswagen Polo Sedan 540
Renault Sandero 537
Hyundai Tucson 425
BMW 3 Series 381
Mazda CX-5 349
Toyota Avanza 348
Mazda CX-3 333
Volkswagen Golf 322
Kia Rio 308
Toyota Yaris 302
Renault Duster 288
Mahindra Scorpio Pik-Up 281
Kia Sportage 277
Nissan Almera 276
Renault Clio 263
Hyundai Creta 244
Ford Everest 240
Toyota Land Cruiser PU 235
Hyundai H100 Bakkie 234
Mahindra KUV100 218
Toyota Corolla 195
Mazda2 192
Suzuki Ignis 188
Nissan X-Trail 187
Hyundai Accent 178
Volkswagen Amarok 178
Nissan Micra 175
GWM Steed 173
Toyota Quantum 173
Toyota CH-R 170
These were South Africa's 50 top selling vehicles in August 2019
The new vehicle market continued its downward slide in August 2019, although there was good news on the commercial front.
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Didn't realise the Corolla sells so little.
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South Africa's 10 best-selling passenger cars of August 2019
According to Naamsa, August 2019's new vehicle industry sales came in at 45 537 units, representing a decline of 5,1 percent, year on year. Here’s what happened in the eighth month of the year in the passenger vehicle segment...
As always, it’s interesting to take a look at what’s going on in terms of individual model sales. We’ve already examined the figures and picked out the 10 best-selling bakkies for the month, and now it’s time to do the same with the passenger vehicle market.
Take note that while BMW has started reporting individual model sales figures again, some brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Haval continue to provide only aggregate data.
So, what happened in August 2019? Well, the Volkswagen Polo Vivo held onto the top spot, with the Polo hatchback again having to settle for second place (for the record, the local arm of the German firm also sold 540 examples of its Polo sedan).
The Renault Kwid climbed four places to third, while the Toyota Fortuner moved up one to fourth. The Ford Figo returned to the table to grab fifth, with the Hyundai Grand i10 gaining three spots to place sixth.
The Datsun Go likewise make a reappearance to snaffle seventh, forcing the Kia Picanto down two places to eighth. The Suzuki Swift moved up one to ninth, while the Ford EcoSport (dropping six places) and Hyundai i20 (falling seven) shared the final spot on the list.
South Africa’s 10 best-selling passenger cars of August 2019:
1. Volkswagen Polo Vivo – 2 252
2. Volkswagen Polo hatchback – 2 124
3. Renault Kwid – 1 098
4. Toyota Fortuner – 811
5. Ford Figo – 758
6. Hyundai Grand i10 – 715
7. Datsun Go – 678
8. Kia Picanto – 665
9. Suzuki Swift – 663
10=. Ford EcoSport – 658
10=. Hyundai i20 – 658
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According to Naamsa, August 2019's new vehicle industry sales came in at 45 537 units, representing a decline of 5,1 percent, year on year. Here’s what happened in the eighth month of the year in the passenger vehicle segment...
As always, it’s interesting to take a look at what’s going on in terms of individual model sales. We’ve already examined the figures and picked out the 10 best-selling bakkies for the month, and now it’s time to do the same with the passenger vehicle market.
Take note that while BMW has started reporting individual model sales figures again, some brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Haval continue to provide only aggregate data.
So, what happened in August 2019? Well, the Volkswagen Polo Vivo held onto the top spot, with the Polo hatchback again having to settle for second place (for the record, the local arm of the German firm also sold 540 examples of its Polo sedan).
The Renault Kwid climbed four places to third, while the Toyota Fortuner moved up one to fourth. The Ford Figo returned to the table to grab fifth, with the Hyundai Grand i10 gaining three spots to place sixth.
The Datsun Go likewise make a reappearance to snaffle seventh, forcing the Kia Picanto down two places to eighth. The Suzuki Swift moved up one to ninth, while the Ford EcoSport (dropping six places) and Hyundai i20 (falling seven) shared the final spot on the list.
South Africa’s 10 best-selling passenger cars of August 2019:
1. Volkswagen Polo Vivo – 2 252
2. Volkswagen Polo hatchback – 2 124
3. Renault Kwid – 1 098
4. Toyota Fortuner – 811
5. Ford Figo – 758
6. Hyundai Grand i10 – 715
7. Datsun Go – 678
8. Kia Picanto – 665
9. Suzuki Swift – 663
10=. Ford EcoSport – 658
10=. Hyundai i20 – 658
South Africa's 10 best-selling passenger cars of August 2019 - CAR Magazine
According to Naamsa, August 2019’s new vehicle industry sales came in at 45 537 units, representing a decline of 5,1 percent, year on year. Here’s... Read more →
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No Toyota hatch in the the top 10? that's a serious fall from grace.
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SA car sales | August proved to be a great month for Lamborghini
The South African new vehicle market continues to suffer, with volumes down 5.1% year-on-year.
Despite the local industry struggling, there are a few brands which achieving above average sales with specific models. The most notable overachiever in sales last month was from Nissan.
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The South African new vehicle market continues to suffer, with volumes down 5.1% year-on-year.
Despite the local industry struggling, there are a few brands which achieving above average sales with specific models. The most notable overachiever in sales last month was from Nissan.
SA car sales | August proved to be a great month for the Nissan NP200 bakkie | Life
"There are lots of interesting car sales figures in August but these are the ones which commanded our attention," writes Lance Branquinho.
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SA's 13 worst-selling passenger cars (under R500k) of August 2019
The monthly Naamsa stats generally make for rather interesting reading. But, naturally, we tend to focus on the best-performing vehicles in terms of sales. Indeed, we’ve already reported the 10 best-selling passenger vehicles of August 2019, as well as listed the 10 best-selling bakkies in our market for the same period. But now we’ve decided to take a look at the worst-selling passenger car models on our shores.
Of course, we must point out that some automakers (such as Mercedes-Benz) disclose only aggregate sales statistics. Also, take note that – in order to make this list more relevant – we’ve excluded vehicle ranges that start at more than R500 000. Otherwise, this table would be dominated by luxury manufacturers such as Bentley, Ferrari and Maserati, whose high-priced vehicles traditionally sell in tiny numbers.
In addition, we don’t count sales from run-out stock of vehicles that have been officially discontinued locally (if the vehicle in question is no longer listed on the manufacturer’s local site, we won’t include it in the list below). And we’ve also heeded the call to include model ranges that failed to sell a single unit.
SA's 13 worst-selling passenger cars (under R500k) of August 2019
Subaru Impreza – 0
Abarth 595 – 1
Honda Brio – 1
Mini Convertible – 1
Toyota Prius – 1
Alfa Romeo Giulietta – 2
Suzuki Grand Vitara – 2
GWM M4 – 3
Landwind X5 – 3
Honda Civic – 6
Volvo V40 Cross Country – 6
Mahindra Thar – 7
Mahindra TUV300 – 7
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The monthly Naamsa stats generally make for rather interesting reading. But, naturally, we tend to focus on the best-performing vehicles in terms of sales. Indeed, we’ve already reported the 10 best-selling passenger vehicles of August 2019, as well as listed the 10 best-selling bakkies in our market for the same period. But now we’ve decided to take a look at the worst-selling passenger car models on our shores.
Of course, we must point out that some automakers (such as Mercedes-Benz) disclose only aggregate sales statistics. Also, take note that – in order to make this list more relevant – we’ve excluded vehicle ranges that start at more than R500 000. Otherwise, this table would be dominated by luxury manufacturers such as Bentley, Ferrari and Maserati, whose high-priced vehicles traditionally sell in tiny numbers.
In addition, we don’t count sales from run-out stock of vehicles that have been officially discontinued locally (if the vehicle in question is no longer listed on the manufacturer’s local site, we won’t include it in the list below). And we’ve also heeded the call to include model ranges that failed to sell a single unit.
SA's 13 worst-selling passenger cars (under R500k) of August 2019
Subaru Impreza – 0
Abarth 595 – 1
Honda Brio – 1
Mini Convertible – 1
Toyota Prius – 1
Alfa Romeo Giulietta – 2
Suzuki Grand Vitara – 2
GWM M4 – 3
Landwind X5 – 3
Honda Civic – 6
Volvo V40 Cross Country – 6
Mahindra Thar – 7
Mahindra TUV300 – 7
SA's 13 worst-selling passenger cars (under R500k) of August 2019 - CAR Magazine
The monthly Naamsa stats generally make for rather interesting reading. But, naturally, we tend to focus on the best-performing vehicles in terms of sales. Indeed, […]
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Biggest vehicle-exporters from South Africa in August 2019
According to Naamsa, the South African automotive industry’s August 2019 export sales represented the highest monthly total on record, reflecting a climb of 37,8 percent, with 44 566 units shipped off during the month.
So, let’s take a look at which automakers were the biggest exporters from South Africa for the month.
In August, the Volkswagen Group rocketed back to the top of the pile (after placing fifth in July), exporting a whopping 15 659 examples (up some 12 732 units) of its Polo hatchback from Uitenhage. From what we understand, the firm effectively caught up after a slow month in July caused by a strike at the Port of Ngqura.
Mercedes-Benz thus fell to second place with 8 869 units of its C-Class exported from the East London plant. This represents a decrease of 626 units, month on month.
Ford, meanwhile, dropped one to third, shipping off 7 032 units (comprising 6 982 units of the Ranger and 50 of the Everest) from its Silverton facility in the month. This represents a drop of 2 221 units over July’s effort.
Biggest exporters for August 2019:
1. Volkswagen Group: 15 659
2. Mercedes-Benz: 8 869
3. Ford Motor Company: 7 032
4. BMW Group: 6 514
5. Toyota: 5 296
6. Nissan: 667
7. Isuzu: 363
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According to Naamsa, the South African automotive industry’s August 2019 export sales represented the highest monthly total on record, reflecting a climb of 37,8 percent, with 44 566 units shipped off during the month.
So, let’s take a look at which automakers were the biggest exporters from South Africa for the month.
In August, the Volkswagen Group rocketed back to the top of the pile (after placing fifth in July), exporting a whopping 15 659 examples (up some 12 732 units) of its Polo hatchback from Uitenhage. From what we understand, the firm effectively caught up after a slow month in July caused by a strike at the Port of Ngqura.
Mercedes-Benz thus fell to second place with 8 869 units of its C-Class exported from the East London plant. This represents a decrease of 626 units, month on month.
Ford, meanwhile, dropped one to third, shipping off 7 032 units (comprising 6 982 units of the Ranger and 50 of the Everest) from its Silverton facility in the month. This represents a drop of 2 221 units over July’s effort.
Biggest exporters for August 2019:
1. Volkswagen Group: 15 659
2. Mercedes-Benz: 8 869
3. Ford Motor Company: 7 032
4. BMW Group: 6 514
5. Toyota: 5 296
6. Nissan: 667
7. Isuzu: 363
Biggest vehicle-exporters from South Africa in August 2019... - CAR Magazine
According to Naamsa, the South African automotive industry’s August 2019 export sales represented the highest monthly total on record, reflecting a climb of 37,8 percent, […]
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Suzuki South Africa registers third record sales month in a row!
Suzuki Auto South Africa registered its best month for sales yet in August 2019, while also welcoming its 75 000th local customer.
In August, the local arm of the Japanese firm sold 1 581 new vehicles (comprising 1 552 passenger vehicles and 29 commercial vehicles), which saw it ranked eighth on the list of best-selling automakers.
As we pointed out in our earlier report on SA’s best-selling vehicles, the Swift again led the way for Suzuki, selling 663 units and placing ninth.
The Ignis (188), Celerio (141), Dzire (140), Ertiga (138) and Jimny (115) also contributed gamely, while the Baleno, Vitara and Ciaz each ended in double figures. Only the Grand Vitara failed to make it out of single figures, again placing on our list of worst-selling vehicles.
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Suzuki Auto South Africa registered its best month for sales yet in August 2019, while also welcoming its 75 000th local customer.
In August, the local arm of the Japanese firm sold 1 581 new vehicles (comprising 1 552 passenger vehicles and 29 commercial vehicles), which saw it ranked eighth on the list of best-selling automakers.
As we pointed out in our earlier report on SA’s best-selling vehicles, the Swift again led the way for Suzuki, selling 663 units and placing ninth.
The Ignis (188), Celerio (141), Dzire (140), Ertiga (138) and Jimny (115) also contributed gamely, while the Baleno, Vitara and Ciaz each ended in double figures. Only the Grand Vitara failed to make it out of single figures, again placing on our list of worst-selling vehicles.
Suzuki South Africa registers third record sales month in a row! - CAR Magazine
Suzuki Auto South Africa registered its best month for sales yet in August 2019, while also welcoming its 75 000th local customer. In August, the […]
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Peugeot South Africa upgrades range-wide warranty and service plan!
Peugeot South Africa has quietly upgraded its standard warranty and service plan, offering the extended items across its local range.
Dubbed “Peugeot Pride” (and standard on all models sold from 1 September 2019), the upgraded warranty and service plan each span five years or 100 000 km.
Previously, the local arm of the French automaker offered a three-year warranty on its passenger vehicle line-up, while service plans ranged from three years or 45 000 km (in the case of the 208 hatchback and 2008 crossover) to four years or 60 000 km (for the larger 308 and 3008).
From what we understand, the upgraded warranty and service plan will extend to the soon-to-launch 108 and 5008, too.
The extended arrangements furthermore include a “complimentary vehicle health check”, access to a courtesy car (although the terms and conditions are not yet clear), a licence renewal reminder system, roadside assistance and use of the My Peugeot App.
“We are putting the customer at the centre of our key priority to build loyalty and create strong brand value,” Peugeot SA says on its website.
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Peugeot South Africa has quietly upgraded its standard warranty and service plan, offering the extended items across its local range.
Dubbed “Peugeot Pride” (and standard on all models sold from 1 September 2019), the upgraded warranty and service plan each span five years or 100 000 km.
Previously, the local arm of the French automaker offered a three-year warranty on its passenger vehicle line-up, while service plans ranged from three years or 45 000 km (in the case of the 208 hatchback and 2008 crossover) to four years or 60 000 km (for the larger 308 and 3008).
From what we understand, the upgraded warranty and service plan will extend to the soon-to-launch 108 and 5008, too.
The extended arrangements furthermore include a “complimentary vehicle health check”, access to a courtesy car (although the terms and conditions are not yet clear), a licence renewal reminder system, roadside assistance and use of the My Peugeot App.
“We are putting the customer at the centre of our key priority to build loyalty and create strong brand value,” Peugeot SA says on its website.
Peugeot South Africa upgrades range-wide warranty and service plan! - CAR Magazine
Peugeot South Africa has upgraded its standard warranty and service plan, offering the extended items across its local range. Dubbed “Peugeot Pride” (and standard on […]
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Getting back to where they were and should've stayed before exchange pressures hurt costings. When I drove my 3x 3008's they all had the 5yr full maintenance plan and that made buying a faster depreciating brand worth it!Peugeot South Africa upgrades range-wide warranty and service plan!
Peugeot South Africa has quietly upgraded its standard warranty and service plan, offering the extended items across its local range.
Dubbed “Peugeot Pride” (and standard on all models sold from 1 September 2019), the upgraded warranty and service plan each span five years or 100 000 km.
Previously, the local arm of the French automaker offered a three-year warranty on its passenger vehicle line-up, while service plans ranged from three years or 45 000 km (in the case of the 208 hatchback and 2008 crossover) to four years or 60 000 km (for the larger 308 and 3008).
From what we understand, the upgraded warranty and service plan will extend to the soon-to-launch 108 and 5008, too.
The extended arrangements furthermore include a “complimentary vehicle health check”, access to a courtesy car (although the terms and conditions are not yet clear), a licence renewal reminder system, roadside assistance and use of the My Peugeot App.
“We are putting the customer at the centre of our key priority to build loyalty and create strong brand value,” Peugeot SA says on its website.
Peugeot South Africa upgrades range-wide warranty and service plan! - CAR Magazine
Peugeot South Africa has upgraded its standard warranty and service plan, offering the extended items across its local range. Dubbed “Peugeot Pride” (and standard on […]
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Corolla, F-Series, Civic - These are the 5 best-selling vehicles of all time!
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Corolla, F-Series, Civic - These are the 5 best-selling vehicles of all time! | News24
There are some vehicles that have stood the test of time, and are still as popular today as they were many generations ago. Take a look at
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Is it a fact that vehicle pricing increases each quarter ? Price increase from tomorrow in general , yes ?
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Corolla, F-Series, Civic - These are the 5 best-selling vehicles of all time!
Corolla, F-Series, Civic - These are the 5 best-selling vehicles of all time! | News24
There are some vehicles that have stood the test of time, and are still as popular today as they were many generations ago. Take a look at
Strange to note that the Corolla isn't listed on Fuelly's Top 10:
