Volkswagen has revealed the new and refreshed vehicles it will be launching in South Africa this year. Take a look... | News24Motoring
Volkswagen is one of South Africa's most popular car brands, and not only is the proof in the monthly sales numbers, but there's a loyal cult following to some of their cars, like the VW Golf GTI and the Polo - almost as unwavering to that of the Toyota Hilux.
And, like its Japanese rival, if you slap a VW badge on a car, it's bound to sell - or be loved, even if the numbers don't really relate.is one such example. Sales figures don't come close to even the Ford Ranger or Isuzu D-Max, but the German brand's bakkie commands respect, and the previous generation, especially that 3.0-litre V6 beast, is one we'll write home about for decades to come.
Volkswagen launched its next-generation Amarok to international media right here in Cape Town earlier in December 2022, but the local launch will take place later during the first quarter of this year. And undoubtedly, it's the local automaker's most significant model for 2023. We can't wait to experience the new model, even though we've already had a more conservative introduction. And, despite the bakkie being built at Ford's Silverton plant and shares engines, gearboxes, tech, and many styling features, the firm reckons it is"100% Volkswagen".
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