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New Multifaceted Dealership to Serve Customers Across the Northwest Province

Johannesburg – Stellantis South Africa proudly announces the opening of a new Platina Motor Group dealership in Rustenburg, reinforcing its Brand House Network and bringing six leading automotive brands, Opel, Citroën, Peugeot, Jeep®, FIAT, and the all-new Leapmotor, closer to customers in the Northwest Province.

Leveraging Platina Motor Group’s strong reputation for quality service, this expansion ensures easier access to premium vehicles and comprehensive aftersales support, highlighting Stellantis’ commitment to exceptional customer experiences nationwide.

“We’re excited to welcome Platina Motor Group to our Rustenburg network,” says Mike Whitfield, Managing Director of Stellantis South Africa. “This partnership supports our growth plans and ensures world-class mobility solutions are more accessible to customers in the Northwest.”

The dealership will be led by Dealer Principal and Group COO Christo Henning, who brings extensive experience and a passion for customer care. “Our goal is simple: every customer should leave satisfied, whether buying a new car or visiting for service,” says Henning.

Platina Motor Group has built its reputation over more than a decade of trusted service and innovation. Backed by Group CEO Ben van der Walt, the Rustenburg branch marks an exciting new chapter, offering customers greater choice and convenience.

Visit the new dealership at 5 Gareth Roberts Avenue, Waterfall Mall, Rustenburg, 0299, to explore the latest models and enjoy modern facilities with complimentary Wi-Fi and refreshments. For more information, call 014 592 4298 or visit Platina Motor Group online. Follow Platina Motor Group on Facebook for updates and special offers.

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