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Century and Daihatsu on Toyota’s wishlist for South Africa | The Citizen | SA News

As it stands, no official confirmation of either brand coming to South Africa indefinitely has been made.

Toyota Motors South Africa has hinted at expanding its brand portfolio to include Daihatsu and the ultra-luxurious Century divisions at some stage.

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Fully owned by Toyota since 2016, Daihatsu had a prolonged local spell from the 1980s into the 2000s before departing the local market in March of 2015.

At the time distributed by the Imperial Group, its departure came about its renewed focus on the Japanese and South East Asian markets instead of previous strongholds such as Australia, South Africa and the United Kingdom.

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