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One third of new and used vehicles purchased this year were bought by women. With more and more women owning and driving cars in South Africa its increasingly important to ensure better safety on our roads. Women drivers need to be even more vigilant in order to avoid falling prey to criminals. King Price Client …
Data from information and insights company TransUnion shows that South Africa’s car market is in flux. A growing number of households are opting for one multipurpose car instead of maintaining multiple cars, with many substituting their transport demands with ride-hailing services or using subscription services As a consequence, sales of both new and used cars …
Buying your first car is a big step. It means having the freedom to be where you want when you want. But it’s also a significant financial commitment, so it’s essential to do your homework and make sure that you get the best wheels for your needs. Wynand van Vuuren, client experience partner at King …
Winter brings with it a desire to snuggle up in the comfort of our homes. Fireplaces, gas and electric heaters, electric blankets, and hot water bottles become our trusted companions during these chilly months. And, of course, many of us rely on generators and inverters to keep the heat turned up when the power’s out. …
Agriculture in South Africa is growing. The primary agricultural sector has increased by an average of 7.5% per year since 2008, outpacing the total economy, which grew by 6.6% on average per year over the same period. Despite its relatively small share of the total GDP, primary agriculture is a significant provider of employment, and …
According to Just Property, 295,989 residential properties changed hands in South Africa during 2023. If you include the old owners moving out and the new owners moving in, that’s 591,978 households that were potentially uninsured for at least a portion of their move. King Price Insurance’s partner of client experience Wynand van Vuuren says that …
More than half a million South Africans bought new cars during 2023. This is despite ever-increasing interest and inflation rates, and soaring cost of living, fuel, and car prices. And yet, even with around a million road accidents being reported annually, only 35% of South African motorists have insurance. This means that, if you’re unlucky …