DRIVEN
With three motoring-journalists on our staff, we are able to test drive and review some of the latest models available on our roads as well as attend the latest model launches.
ALL NEW HONDA HR-V
The new Honda HR-V is a head turner and comes with a full-house of latest technology and safety features. It has tons of space inside and the drive and handling is precise and comfortable.
THE BMW M340i
The BMW M340i xDrive has great driving dynamics with its powerhouse set-up. It is sporty and sophisticated at the same time and is a delight to drive. There are a host of performance-enhancing features to deliver exhilarating driving. A good choice for a driver looking for luxury and performance.
NISSAN QASHQAI
The third-generation Nissan Qashqai redefines the crossover SUV expectations. This latest version has more space, is stylish inside and out as well as equipped with safety technologies designed to keep its passengers safe. It’s available in three models.
HYUNDAI ALL NEW GRAND i10
The latest version of Hyundai’s Grand i10 – it’s biggest seller – has an impressive list of features all wrapped up in a compact package. It brings to the table more room with extra flair and style at a great price. A little car with a big heart.
HYUNDAI TUCSON N LINE
Hyundai’s Tucson N Line is not merely a derivative with a new look – it combines the ultimate dynamic design, comfort and advanced features of the Tucson with the motorsport-inspired styling and attitude of Hyundai’s N Line.
BMW iX3
The new BMW iX3 makes a compelling argument in the Electric Vehicle age. It’s the first EV we have driven that changes our mindset when it comes to all electric vehicles and the dreaded range anxiety. There are three options to spec your BMW iX3 M Sport, Inspiring, Impressive and Signature.
NEW 2023 TOYOTA FORTUNER
The latest Toyota Fortuner flaunts a bold aggressive design language. It has a sharp angular front and rear bumper with subtle interior updates including an all-new interior colour palette for flagship models. It comes in the strong 2.8-litre turbodiesel and the 2.4 GD-6 options.
NEW SUZUKI GRAND VITARA
Suzuki has reintroduced the Grand Vitara model to its line-up with an all-new model that in most respects is bang on target in filling the top slot in the cross over SUV line up. The new car is built in India and showcases the excellent production standards that they achieve.
THE ALL-NEW HYUNDAI PALISADE
South Africa is in a better place, given most of the world is not following the European ‘BEV or else’ path to oblivion. Parts supply situation remains relatively strong due to domestic manufacturing. Literally the European losses will be gains for South Africa.
THE NEW BMW X1
The BMW X1 third generation model has just launched in a petrol and diesel engine. It’s a well put together vehicle for the cross over segment, that has a quality look and feel. Restructured equipment packages enable targeted individualisation of the car.
DRIVEN
With three motoring-journalists on our staff, we are able to test drive and review some of the latest models available on our roads as well as attend the latest model launches.
TRAINING
Knowledge is power. Training is key to up-skilling repairers as models launch onto our local roads faster than we can count. We also need to grow new talent into the collision repair industry. Courses are available to help and organisations are in place to train - this information is in Industry Index.
CLASSIC CARS & RESTORATIONS
Classic cars are the next big investment. As such the sector of restoration is growing in the realms of collision repair and it’s definitely the “sexier” side of the business. There are many opportunities to create exotic special-builds as well as keep timeless beauties in mint condition.
classic corner & resoration
Classic cars are the next big investment. As such the sector of restoration is growing in the realms of collision repair and it’s definitely the “sexier” side of the business. There are many opportunities to create exotic special-builds as well as keep timeless beauties in mint condition.
TRAINING
Knowledge is power. Keeping up-to-date with the latest techniques and technology is extremely important.Training is key to up-skilling repairers as models launch onto our local roads, as well as bringing new talent into the collision repair industry. Courses are available to help, organisations are in place to train and we have other helpful information that may crop-up when fixing the cars of now, and those that are still to come.
DRIVEN
With three motoring-journalists on our staff, we are able to test drive and review some of the latest models available on our roads as well as attend the latest model launches.