Top Cheapest New Cars in South Africa 2018

Notwithstanding the Rand proceeding to fortify and the economy looking somewhat less grim since Ramaphosa assumed control over the Top Cheapest New Cars.

South Africans are still trade tied out general and the circumstance will likely stay all through 2018.

Because of the way that families unavoidably have less extra cash.

For the individuals who can at present manage the cost of another auto in this financial atmosphere.

Are you shopping for a new car on a tight budget of less than R150k?

These are the Top Cheapest New Cars new cars currently available in South Africa…

Let’s take a closer look at Top Cheapest New Cars new passenger cars money can buy in South Africa…

Renault Kwid – From R127 900

The Renault Kwid is proving to be quite popular locally and it’s currently the best-selling model for Renault in South Africa.

The range starts with the Kwid 1.0 Expression priced at R127 900. 

Renault also recently introduced the Kwid Dynamique automatic to market at a price of R147 900 and it comes equipped with an automated manual transmission (AMT).

Renault South Africa is planning to upgrade the Kwid’s safety credentials in 2019 by adding another airbag and fitting ABS.

Let’s hope it happens…

cheapest cars for sale in South Africa right now

With vehicle prices having increased substantially over the past few years, it has become almost impossible to find a new car in the sub-R100,000 range.

According to a July report by Wesbank, the overall cost of motoring is still on the rise, despite recent cuts to interest rates and fuel prices, as well as a slowdown in vehicle price inflation.

The monthly mobility basket – which comprises instalments, fuel, insurance and maintenance fees – has increased 24.2% since July 2013, Wesbank said.

This is particularly noticeable in the lower-end market as vehicles have slowly started to shift towards higher price brackets.

According to the latest Naamsa report, the Volkswagen Polo Viva is still the best selling car in South Africa with 2,675 vehicles sold in July.

However it comes at a price, with the Volkswagen Polo Viva hatch 1.4 Ci-Ti selling for R178,800.

Business Tech looked at the cheapest new vehicles for sale in South Africa right now.

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