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LDV South Africa is proud to announce an exciting new partnership with Willem Strauss – President of the Blue Bulls Rugby Union – and Jaco Dames, General Manager of the Union. As respected leaders in South African rugby, Strauss and Dames have chosen LDV as their trusted brand of vehicle, selecting the robust and stylish LDV T60 Max Luxe to support their daily mobility needs.

Each has been issued a Blue LDV T60 Max Luxe as part of a six-month partnership that commenced in April 2025. This partnership represents more than just vehicle sponsorship – it is a testament to the shared values of strength, performance, and resilience that both LDV and the Blue Bulls Rugby Union embody.

“We are honoured that Willem and Jaco have chosen LDV as the brand they drive with. It’s a proud moment for us as a business, and we’re excited about the journey ahead. This partnership aligns with our mission to support excellence in South African sport and leadership,” – Neil Barker, CMO, LDV South Africa

LDV South Africa looks forward to growing this relationship and building a stronger partnership with the Blue Bulls Rugby Union, reinforcing its commitment to supporting institutions and individuals that are driving progress, both on and off the field.

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