Here’s the price difference between Chinese and traditional bakkies – is brand loyalty still worth it?
“As South Africans come under increasing financial pressure, Chinese vehicle brands are giving consumers a compelling alternative: newer vehicles, more features and increasingly competitive pricing – often at thousands of rands less than their established-brand counterparts.”“Chinese bakkies are typically around 31% cheaper than established competitors in the single-cab segment and 12% cheaper in the double-cab segment,” he added.
Antoine Caradonna, founder of VehicleSA, a new vehicle comparison platform that allows people to compare vehicle pricing and specifications, says South Africans are increasingly looking beyond the brand name and focusing on what their money can actually buy.
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