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In ons Namibiese / Suider-Afrikaanse mark doen klein en bekostigbare luikrug voertuie uiters goed, waarvan die Renault Kwid, Datsun Go, Peugeot 108, Mahindra KUV 100, Hyundai Atos en Toyota Aygo maar net sommige van die top-verkopers is. Suzuki is die mees onlangse vervaardiger wat nou ‘n voertuig ingebring het om in die segment mee te ding.
Volkswagen just completed their T-themed SUV range with the much-anticipated T-Roc model. On sale in southern Africa from November 2020, we give you some of the details:
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Preconceptions can be a dangerous or irritating thing but my recent test of a small Peugeot showed that they can also be shattered.
One year after the successful launch of the Volkswagen T-Cross in South Africa, the slightly bigger T-Roc is set to be revealed to the general public on 17 June 2020. It should hit the roads of South Africa, Namibia and Botswana in November 2020. This will complete Volkswagen’s T-SUV range in South Africa.
Faltering economies and a wanderlust virus have wreaked havoc with many people’s wallets so NamWheels takes a good look at another budget vehicle.
My bekoring vir die Suzuki Swift het sowat 14 jaar gelede begin. Toe Per-Gunnar Anderson in ‘n helder-geel Swift Super 1600 die FIA Junior Wêreld Tydren kampioenskap gewen het. Met drie seges het Anderson die seisoen domineer. In soortgelyke styl het Aaron Burkart die laaste S1600 jaar in 2010 verower. Hierna sou die Junior Wêreld Tydren kampioenskap na R2 masjiene beweeg.
Apparently Mercedes-Benz recently updated their mid-size E-Class sedan range and now – thank you, COVID-19 – the convenience of online launches granted NamWheels an invite to the digital launch of the two-door Coupé and Convertible derivatives. Here are a few details:
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Come the end of 2020, this might be the most popular sentence of the year. However, unrelated to the COVID-19 pandemic that the we’ve been engulfed in since the beginning of 2020, the world is changing. The need for alternative- and more efficient ways of transport is growing. With this being a motoring platform, let us look at the electric revolution within the current motoring industry.