More Chinese budget cars arrive
2007-07-18 07:34
Johannesburg - Chinese carmaker GoNow has become the latest South African vehicle importer and distributor.
According to GoNow it has done four years of sourcing, local testing and development in South Africa.
The carmaker also appointed 44 dealers that will offer full show room and service facilities all over the country.
The range of product includes light commercial vehicles with GoNow entering the market with the launch of 2.2-litre petrol-engined bakkie models, followed in October by three diesel-engined derivatives.
Prices will range from R94 990 for the one-ton single-cab to R134 990 for the top-of-the-range extended double-cab.
In December GoNow Auto South Africa will launch its 4x4 units, a minibus taxi and a big-cab half-ton bakkie, followed in January 2008 with the launch of a small passenger car for the South African market.
GoNow Auto is a new 100% BEE subsidiary of holding company Boston Super Group (Pty) Ltd from Boksburg on the East Rand, with its company head quarters in Dunswart.
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