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Sophisticated design with a touch of modernity does not have to come at a steep price. Automotive excellence is no longer only a European standard, with many Asian car manufacturers going above and beyond with their offerings.
Take Hyundai, South Korea’s leading car maker, which stands out with its low-cost, economical buys. Renowned for their sleek design and plush interiors, they offer an elevated driving experience.
That said, when browsing through our curated collection of Hyundai pre-owned models, the Grand i10 Sedan may pique your interest. In the realm of automotive elegance, the pre-owned Hyundai Grand i10 Sedan stands out as a beacon of sophistication and comfort without the high price tag. Renowned for its sleek design and plush interiors, this sedan offers a driving experience that seamlessly blends style with functionality.
Redefined Aesthetics
The range carries two options for consumers to consider, both fitted with a 1.2L petrol engine and either a manual or automated transmission gearbox. The 4-cylinder engines reach max speeds of 167 km/h on manual and a 5.9 L/100 km fuel economy rate in the automated mode.
Graceful Design
Repurposed as the Grand i10 Sedan from the Aura variant in India, this car has much to boast. Starting with its design, while compact, it certainly has a contemporary feel and look. Fine lines and a robust grille are added touches to the exterior. It is a head-turner in the concrete jungle in our books.
Understated Luxury
Hyundai is not often associated with luxury exclusivity, but we can’t help but admire the interiors of the Grand i10 sedan on this one. Meticulous craftsmanship dots the cabin, from exceptional stitching to futuristic embellishments on the front dashboard. Although the cabin lacks shiny finishes, it is not cheapened in any way, which is appealing to consumers looking for practical elegance.
Hyundai is pushing towards more four-door sedan variations. Their last well-received effort was the iconic Elantra, which has sadly been discontinued. But the Grand i10 Sedan is more than a worthy replacement, in our opinion.
Book your test drive in one of our high-end Hyundai pre-owned models, from the Grand i10 Sedan to the Venue. Experience commitment, quality, and reliability you can trust with Motus Select.
Under the bonnet is a revised EA888 2.0 litre, four-cylinder, engine that offers 235kW and 400nm. Paired with a seven-speed DSG gearbox and 4Motion all-wheel drive this allows the Golf R to accelerate from standstill to 100km/h in 4.8 seconds on its way to a top speed of 250km/h, while offering in gear acceleration that will leave many supercars in its wake.
On 25 April 2023 the long-awaited Volkswagen Golf 8 R will finally go on sale in South Africa. Production constraints and parts shortages in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic delayed Volkswagen’s plans to launch this model locally but finally this high-performance model will be available to local enthusiasts.
The Golf R surpasses everything that has been launched in the Golf model range to date. Under the bonnet is a revised EA888 2.0-litre, four-cylinder, engine that offers 235kW and 400nm. Paired with a seven-speed DSG gearbox and 4Motion all-wheel drive this allows the Golf R to accelerate from standstill to 100km/h in 4.8 seconds on its way to a top speed of 250km/h, while offering in gear acceleration that will leave many supercars in its wake. The all-wheel drive system works in conjunction with the Vehicle Dynamics Manager, electronic differential locks and adaptive chassis control to ensure optimum traction and neutral handling.
Standard equipment in the Volkswagen Golf R includes mobile inductive charging, panoramic sunroof, keyless entry, Discover Pro navigation system, Wireless App Connect and Voice Control, 19-inch Estoril alloy wheels, Adaptive Chassis Control, Light and Vision Package and Nappa leather R sport seats.
Buyers are also able to choose from a long list of optional extras including IQ.Light LED Matrix headlights, Akrapovic R Performance Exhaust, Head-Up Display, Harman Kardon sound system, Parallel Park Assist, Rear Assist, Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Traffic Alert, Lane Assist, Travel Assist with Lane Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control, Adaptive Cruise Control with Front Assist, Autonomous Emergency Braking System. Enthusiasts are also able to specify the Black Performance Package which includes drift mode, an increase of the speed limiter to 270km/h and black 19-inch Estoril alloy wheels.
Gone are the days of excitingly browsing through the used cars for sale in the newspaper or clicking “next” online. Car shopping today is serious business for those on a budget who urgently need a set of wheels to get them moving.
When it comes to buying used cars for sale, understanding resale value is crucial. Doing so will help you make an informed choice that will benefit you for years to come.
With this in mind, we compare the resale values of sedans, SUVs (Sports Utility Vehicles) and bakkies in the pre-owned market.
Understanding Resale Values
Understanding resale values can be tricky for those who have no prior knowledge of this concept in the automotive retail world. Essentially, the resale value of a car reflects the overall brand reputation it has acquired, as well as the vehicle's condition, maintenance history, and mileage. The one factor that can have a significant impact on the value is market demand, which can cause prices to spike or fall.
Choosing the Right Vehicle
For car buyers, high resale values mean larger price tags. But excellent resale valuations are actually beneficial to you, the buyer, in the long run, because high resale values mean lower depreciation. This means that the vehicle in question will hold up its value over time.
In the long run, you can expect decreased ownership costs, which can end up being a pretty penny if unplanned for. Moreover, the value of a car can have a direct correlation to its financing terms; in this case, you can expect more favourable rates than if you had bought a car with a low resale value.
Lastly, if you look towards the future, you will understand the advantage you have over other second-hand cars on the market. This is because your car will hold its value, making it more appealing if you decide to trade in or sell it later on.
When shopping for used cars for sale, consider your needs, lifestyle, and budget. Sedans offer buyers affordable comfort, albeit traditional-looking. SUVs can be the perfect upgrade because of their large cargo room and capabilities on and off the road. Bakkies make the ideal investment for those who require a powerful engine that will rule the worksite and comfortably cater to the whole family without much hassle.
Weighing Up Your Options
That said, with the timeless appeal of sedans, it’s easy to understand why their resale values remain consistent throughout the years. They provide comfort, affordability, and efficiency. Like the Volkswagen Polo Vivo Sedan—a three-trimline range that promises an easy commute no matter the journey. It comes with an average engine of 1.6 litres. This latest derivative gives you manual and automated tiptronic transmission options.
Next in line is the versatile SUV, prominently featured on our roads today. These cars generally uphold high resale values because of the high demand, which is easy to understand because of their spacious interiors, modern amenities, and stylish design. This is particularly evident in the exceptional Hyundai Santa Fe. A range of three variants are fitted with a 2.2-litre engine and a DCT (Dual-Clutch Transmission) gearbox as standard.
Lastly, we have bakkies—the ultimate prize for many because of how resilient and efficient these vehicles are. Their ability to handle anything thrown at them makes them the go-to choice for South Africans, which explains why they are so popular. The Nissan Navara, for example, is equipped with a 2.5-litre engine, manual and automatic transmission options, and both 4x2 and 4x4 derivatives.
Having an understanding of resale values will make shopping for used cars for sale that much easier. Whether you have your eye on a conventional sedan, ingenious SUV, or all-powerful bakkie, we have just what you are looking for.
From sedans to SUVs and bakkies, discover exceptional quality at affordable prices in Motus Select’s lineup of used cars for sale. Top it all off with fantastic resale value!
The Polo Vivo GT is distinguished by silver mirror caps, a GT rear decal, new wheels and dashboard inserts as well as GT decals on the front door. 15mm lowered suspension and a black boot spoiler add to the sporty look.
Since the Volkswagen Polo Vivo was first introduced in South Africa in 2010, the popular hatch has racked up 313 620 sales in total.
Now, the range topping Polo Vivo GT is being treated to a fresh new look with exterior and interior updates to its unique styling characteristics to ensure it remains as evergreen as always.
The Polo Vivo GT is distinguished by silver mirror caps, a GT rear decal, new wheels and dashboard inserts as well as GT decals on the front door. 15mm lowered suspension and a black boot spoiler add to the sporty look.
Inside the sportier interior look updated with seat cloth inserts and stitch colours that have been changed from blue to red. New grey stitching on the gear lever and handbrake tie in with the grey exterior accents. The interior mats now also feature embroided GT branding. The Polo Vivo GT is available in five exterior colours which includes a new Wild Cherry metallic red colour.
Standard exterior features include attractive exterior features such as 17-inch Mirabeau wheels, Safety package, Lights and Vision package and a single pipe exhaust with chrome trim. Interior attributes include front sport seats, aluminium look pedals, floor mat, an anthracite headlining and cruise control.
Under the bonnet is a 1.0-litre TSI engine that offers 81kW and 200Nm, allowing for a top speed of 196km/h. This high-tech engine offers a great balance between performance and fuel consumption, with Volkswagen claiming that the Vivo GT will use as little as 4.6 litres per 100km.
Despite being a luxury vehicle these days the Grand Cherokee still has the technology and capability to tackle serious off-road terrain. This technology includes the renowned Quadra-Trac II 4x4 system, Quadra-Lift air suspension and Selec-Terrain traction management.
Jeep have introduced the five-seater Grand Cherokee in South Africa alongside the luxury seven-seater long-wheelbase stablemate. As with its stablemate the five-seater Grand Cherokee features an all-new architecture, all-new exterior design and all new interior.
The Grand Cherokee’s slim, sculpted exterior ensures a modern, updated, premium appearance. Upfront a wider, larger seven-slot grille and new front fascia conceal long-range radar and other advanced technology features.
A lowered, tapered roof improves aerodynamic performance and efficiency without sacrificing cargo space and practicality. A low beltline and expansive glass allow for increased outward visibility.
With 4 094 litres of total interior passenger volume and 1068 litres of cargo space, the new Grand Cherokee offers enhanced levels of comfort and space. The luxury interior has evolved and now features the best materials and amenities. The dashboard houses slim air conditioner vents, a re-aligned centre stack for greater driver accessibility as well as dual 10.1-inch digital screens and a 10.25-inch front passenger interactive display. The centre console is home to updated switches, more storage space and a wireless charger.
16-way adjustable front seats feature power lumbar and memory functions while higher specification models include a massage function. Heated/vented seats are available for all passengers.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee features more than 100 advanced safety and security features including things like Full-Speed Collision Warning with Active Braking and Pedestrian or Cyclist Detection, Rear Cross Path Detection, Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go, Active Lane Management and many more.
All models in the Grand Cherokee range are fitted with a state-of-the-art McIntosh audio system that comprises 19 speakers and offers Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone mirroring capability.
Despite being a luxury vehicle these days the Grand Cherokee still has the technology and capability to tackle serious off-road terrain. This technology includes the renowned Quadra-Trac II 4x4 system, Quadra-Lift air suspension and Selec-Terrain traction management. The Quadra Trac II system features an active transfer case to improve traction by moving torque to the work wheel with the most grip. Quadra-Lift, now with electronic semi-active damping, delivers ground clearance of up to 287mm and 610mm of water fording while featuring five height settings for optimum ride performance.
Selec-Terrain lets customers choose the on or off-road setting needed for optimum performance across a variety of terrain from one of five modes.
Front axle disconnect automatically places the Grand Cherokee in a two-wheel drive configuration, reducing drag and improving fuel economy with four-wheel drive automatically re-engaging when the vehicle senses it is needed.
Under the bonnet is a 3.6-litre Pentastar V6 engine that offers 210kW and 344Nm and
is mated to a TorqueFlite eight-speed automatic transmission, which enhances fuel economy and delivers crisp and smooth gear changes. A wide spread of gear ratios helps keep the engine in the ideal rev range whether its cruising on the highway or exploring off-road trails.
As the range topping model in the D-Max line up, the AT35 appeals to buyers who want to stand out from the crowd, as well as those aiming to exploit the vehicles adventurous nature and its remarkable off-road capabilities.
Isuzu have unveiled an Arctic Trucks version of their latest D-Max, which comprises raised suspension, 35-inch wheels and the aggressive bodywork to go along with it.
The Isuzu D-Max AT35 was designed in collaboration with Arctic Trucks, which is renowned for producing some of the most capable overlanding vehicles on the planet.
As the range topping model in the D-Max line up, the AT35 appeals to buyers who want to stand out from the crowd, as well as those aiming to exploit the vehicles adventurous nature and its remarkable off-road capabilities.
The design of the D-Max Arctic AT35 means that there is no mistaking this model for a standard bakkie thanks to aggressively flared wheelarch extensions along with the increased ride height and wider track.
Also fitted are AT35 chrome badges on the front fenders and rear tailgate, wider profile side steps for easier access to the cabin and Arctic Truck mudflaps. The AT35 rides on 35-inch BF Goodrich all terrain tyres mounted to distinctive 17x10-inch AT black alloy wheels.
Traditionally these kits are fitted by Arctic Trucks or their approved dealers but what makes the Isuzu D-Max Arctic AT35 unique is that it is assembled at the Isuzu Motors South Africa plant in Struandale, ensuring the same build quality as regular D-Max models. The Struandale plant is the only facility in the world accredited by Arctic Trucks to produce the D-Max AT35.
Muscular bodywork enhancements are added in a dedicated Arctic Trucks conversion area in the body shop, where Isuzu’s most skilled artisans and technicians craft the bigger wheel wells and arches required to accommodate the 35-inch tyres and beefed up suspension which comprises a specially developed lift kit and Bilstein dampers. This increases ground clearance from 232mm to 266mm while also improving the 4x4 statistics in other areas too. The AT35 boasts an approach angle of 33 degrees, a departure angle of 23 degrees and a break over angle of 34 degrees, which are unrivalled in the local bakkie market.
The D-Max’s proven part-time four-wheel drive system is retained, offering the choice of two-wheel drive for on-road use, as well as four-wheel drive high and low-range and an electronic rear differential lock.
The AT35 is powered by Isuzu’s well-proven 3.0-litre four-cylinder diesel engine which delivers 140kW at 3 600rpm and 450Nm from 1 800rpm in its latest iteration. It is mated to the latest specification six-speed automatic transmission.
Inside, the AT35 features the same level of specification as the range topping D-Max V-Cross. However, in this case the leather-trimmed seats are embroidered with the AT35 logo, which also adorns the gearshift shroud and floor mats.
Based on the top of the range D-Max V-Cross 4x4, the AT35 is available via special order through Isuzu’s local dealer network, with limited production numbers guaranteeing exclusivity.
The AT35 is covered by the same comprehensive warranty, roadside assistance and service plan as the standard D-Max which includes a five-year/90 000km service plan, five-year/120 000km warranty and roadside assistance.
