March 17th, 2010 
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SOUTH AFRICA: NEW CAR SALES UP 20% IN JANUARY… physique NAAMSA uncover which a automobile marketplace grew by 15.5% year-on-year in January, yet a organization warned which Jan final year was unusually weak. See strange here: SOUTH AFRICA: New automobile sales up 20% in January.
Car sales are up, 2010 is off to a great start! | Common DialogueThe motor industry is the most volatile manufacturing industry in South Africa, measured over any significant time period. Hence this extreme gyration in sales is not totally unexpected. In both 2004 and 2005 sales of passenger car …
NAAMSA January 2010 FiguresThe market in January, however, has come in substantially above expectations reflecting a larger than normal carry-over of new car sales into the new year,” commented Mike Glendinning, Director of Sales and Marketing, VW of SA. …
Justmoney News » Blog Archive » New vehicle sales rising in SA South Africa continues to emerge from the economic recession stronger than ever after newly released data showed that new vehicle sales in the country went up by 20.5 percent in February.It was the second consecutive month of … Whether you’ll be buying your first vehicle brand new and in cash or whether you’re considering vehicle finance for a new or used car, there are a few things to keep in mind before going ahead with the purchase: Read the rest here… Share This! …
Vehicle sales continue growth path; Toyota holds steady,/a>The National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (Naamsa) on Tuesday reported that new passenger car sales in February grew by 27,5% compared with the 20 403 new cars sold during the same month last year, when sales …
New car sales driving higher Aggregate industry new car sales during February, 2010 had exceeded expectations and at 26009 units reflected a massive improvement of 5606 units or 27.5% compared to the 20 403 new cars sold during February, 2009 when sales had been …
Lower interest rates and and an upturn in the local economy should see an increase in applications for car finance , the industry has been struggling over the last few years and this is reflected in the low levels of credit extension in the vehicle finance sector.