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The salary you need to afford the cheapest and most expensive cars in South Africa | SA News

You will need to earn anywhere from R20,000 per month up to a staggering R1,450,000 per month in order to afford the cheapest and most expensive cars in South Africa, if you were to hypothetically buy either one on a finance plan. 

South Africa’s car market is incredibly diverse with models that come in all shapes, sizes, and price brackets, ranging from entry-level hatchbacks to family crossovers, 4×4 SUVs, double-cab bakkies, luxury sedans, and ultra-exclusive supercars.

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