Starting at R399 900, it is hard to ignore the latest addition to Chinese carmaker’s stable.

More features ensure that South Africa’s favourite SUV stays ahead of the game.

Wolfsburg’s commercial division will start operations in the second quarter with an expansion of the Amarok range, minus, once again, the much vaunted petrol variant.

Ford-based model will have four bodystyles initially, a single turbodiesel engine option in three outputs, and dramatically uprated levels of standard equipment.

Wolfsburg’s expanded portfolio could include further models as no details for the final quarter was disclosed.

Honda’s plans of wanting to make Nissan a subsidiary has been cited as one of the reasons for the merger seemingly no longer going ahead.

Seven-seat version of the new Tiguan and replacement for the Tiguan Allspace will make local market landfall in the second quarter of the year.

Limited edition will be restricted to 1 500, two colours and go on-sale in the third quarter of the year.

Chinese-owned British moniker set to make waves with its competitive pricing.

Completed facelift T-Cross range now consists of five models and not the originally expected six.

Facelift version of the Mk 8 heralds the return of the standard non-GTI or R last offered with the previous generation Mk 7.5.

Proposal by Honda to have Nissan as its subsidiary has not been well received.