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Midbay Motors Expansion

Jeep® and Opel are expanding their presence in KwaZulu Natal, joining the Midbay Motors dealership in Richard’s Bay. The well-established facility already exists as a Peugeot and Citroën dealer, the expansion forming part of Stellantis’ dealer network strategy to make these exciting brands more accessible to customers in KZN.

Midbay Motors is a successful dealer group in Richard’s Bay, representing a number of automotive brands. The facility will also expand during the month to cater for Fiat servicing, adding convenience for existing customers in the area.

“We’re excited to amplify our brand presence in KwaZulu Natal as we build our relationship with Midbay Motors and offer improved accessibility to the Jeep and Opel brands with added convenience for Fiat customers,” said Leslie Ramsoomar, Managing Director Stellantis South Africa. “This is yet another step forward for our customers and part of our broader plans to grow our representation across the country.”

Dealer Principal, Jenine Yiannakakis is looking forward to adding more offerings from the facility. “Adding Jeep and Opel to our existing Peugeot and Citroën offerings allows us to attract a wider variety of customers and provides an opportunity for our existing customers to stay within our dealer family,” said Yiannakakis. “We are an intrinsic part of the community, and here to serve motorists in our town and surrounds.”

Midbay Motors now caters for all your Peugeot, Citroën, Jeep and Opel needs as well as Fiat servicing. Visit them at their prominent facility at 26 Dollar Drive, Richard’s Bay Central to experience their hospitality, including comfortable waiting areas with complimentary WiFi and refreshments, or online at www.midbay.co.za. They are also eager to assist you on 035 789 0323 and through Facebook for all the latest deals and details.

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