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The salary you need to afford the cheapest car in South Africa | SA News

You will need to earn at least R20,000 per month to afford South Africa’s cheapest car on a finance plan, according to a calculation by TopAuto.

Renault recently updated the Kwid for South Africa, slashing its price tag from R196,999 to R178,799.

This makes it the cheapest car in South Africa, undercutting the Toyota Vitz by a mere R1.

The revamped Kwid is now available in three trim levels – Evolution, Techno, and Climber – with prices ranging from R178,799 to R222,999.

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