
Most popular used Chinese cars in South Africa – With pricing
Chinese brands are gaining popularity in South Africa’s used car market.
TUESDAY, 27 JANUARY 2026, 18:48

Chinese brands are gaining popularity in South Africa’s used car market.

Annual salary increases in South Africa are beating inflation, but still contend with new vehicle prices.

TopAuto recently test drove the new Riddara RD6, one of the most powerful bakkies in South Africa.

A few minutes a month can translate into hundreds, sometimes thousands, of rands saved over time.

One of South Africa’s biggest cities is urging motorists to claim impounded vehicles before its crushing deadline.

You can get behind the wheel of the new Honda Amaze from just R254,900 in 2026, or with instalments starting at only R3,399 per month.

South Africa’s largest motoring trade union claims that Chery’s acquisition of Nissan’s factory sets an example for other Chinese manufacturers to follow.

Luxurious SUVs have for long been the go-to choice for those who have reached the top.

Nissan has confirmed that two new SUVs are coming to South Africa this year.

Transnet has reached an agreement with European partners to modernise South Africa’s infrastructure.

The City of Cape Town has unveiled its plans to address violent attacks against motorists on the N2.

The first shipment of South Africa’s latest Chinese SUV has arrived.

Terron 9 becomes the largest bakkie ever sold in South Africa, while the D90 will take aim at upmarket versions of the Toyota Fortuner, Ford Everest and Isuzu MU-X.

LDV has announced that the first shipment of the all-new Terron 9 double cab has arrived in South Africa.

On the same day Volvo announced the EX60, the Swedish brand also unveiled its Cross Country version.