Affordable Used Japanese Cars,Trucks,and Mini-Buses In Durban South Africa: Sales/Marketing Reps: Free Import Duty For Zimbabweans Working In South Africa

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How Can We Help You?

How Can We Help You?

We have helped thousands of used Japanese Car buyers and we can help you too.

How Do We Help You ?
We know that every customer wants to compare products and prices. As a result ,for just R150,we pick you up from the Airport ,Durban station or Hotel room and take you to as many dealerships as possible.

How Do We Benefit and Who Pays Us ?
Just like in any other business ,as Sales and Marketing Reps of Used Japanese vehicles, we get paid by any dealership from which you decide to buy.

Can you Pick Me Up From The Airport or Durban Station?

Yes we can pick you up from either Durban Station or the Airport .It does not matter what time you arrive ,give us a call and we will be there.
To make it easier for us and yourself, you may also tell us a day or two before you make your journey down to Durban so as to book our transport.

Can One of Your Marketing Agents Show me/Us around Durban If i Have My Own Transport?

Of course, all you have to do is give us a call and we will arrange for one of our guys to show you around Durban .If you want he can drive in front of you and you follow behind or you can be with him in your car. Whatever feels comfortable for you.

How Much Is Our Transport?

Its just a hundred& fifty rands for Fuel and we take you to any dealership you want in and around Durban.

What Happens After I Buy?
Once you have made the decision to buy your vehicle we will then arrange with different Car Carriers in Durban so that your car is transported to your home country as soon as possible.
We know that after you buy ,usually you want to leave Durban ,so our job after you have left is to tell you if your car has been loaded, if not why not and when its likely to be loaded .Most people think that they can get such information from the dealer where they would have bought from. Wrong ,most of these guys may never tell you the truth about your vehicle, all they say is it has been loaded.

We will be with you every step of the way until you register the vehicle in your home country.

Botswana, Lesotho ,Namibia and Swaziland
Not every dealer sells to people from these countries ,in fact most dealers do not. However we also take it upon ourselves to help and show you the few selected dealers which sell to customers from these countries .By contacting us, you will also save yourself the embarrassment and frustration of moving from dealer to dealer only to be told that they cannot sell to you. Phone us and we will take you to as many dealers as possible which are in a position to help you.

Zimbabwe
Besides helping you with all of the above, we also help with duty calculation services. Before you buy your vehicle we will tell you how much duty you will pay for that particular car/vehicle.

Zambia ,Nigeria, Mozambique ,Malawi and other African Countries.

We help you in as much as we help any other customer as you look for any affordable but reliable used Japanese Car.

Can Foreign Internationals living in South Africa Buy and Drive These Cars?
Yes, any foreign international currently living in South Africa can buy and drive the cars in South Africa. Depending on where you come from ,the vehicle should be registered in your home country before you can drive it here .If you want ,we can also help you register your vehicle in Botswana. You do not need a resident permit for you to register your car in Botswana. We have Customs and Clearing Agencies in this country who are just waiting to help you do everything legally.

PHONE NUMBERS

+27 837 841 046
+27 735 476 907

BBM - 2A94 821A

WhatsApp 0027837841046

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