The first day of the Johannesburg International Motor Show is underway and already a couple of manufacturers have revealed some stunning cars. Some of them are only in concepts, but others are already locally available while most we will see in the near future.
Toyota has revealed a host of important models and news at the Johannesburg International Motor Show and Mazda’s BT-50 shows a lot of promise.
The Johannesburg International Motor Show is in full swing, and Audi has unveiled a spate of models in production and concept form.
Geely South Africa, now part of the Hallmark Group and Magic Group, will mark its debut at this year’s Johannesburg International Motor Show by showing off three new models.
The Johannesburg International Motor Show is due to kick off this coming Saturday (8 October 2011), and there’s a lot of things that show-goers can look forward to.
Following its début at the Geneva Show, the Maserati GranTurismo S will arrive in South Africa by the fourth quarter of 2008