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Choosing a reputable dealer is key to buying a vehicle

McCarthy promises risk-free, one-stop shopping experience.
 
Purchasing a new or used vehicle can be a daunting decision as, after the purchase of a home, it is one of the largest capital investments most people make in their lifetime. Making the right choice about whom to deal with is therefore as important as choosing the right vehicle, notes Brand Pretorius, CEO of McCarthy, one of South Africa’s leading motor retail groups with a proud history that spans 99 years.

When you buy a vehicle from McCarthy, you are not only offered a wide choice, expert advice, value for money and quality service, but also a range of complementary products, such as finance, warranties, and short and long-term insurance, all under one roof. These services are geared to make customers’ purchasing experience as pleasant and as seamless as possible.

Every customer is important at McCarthy and we are committed to offer all our customers world-class service, irrespective of the value or make or model of vehicle.

The McCarthy backing
McCarthy offers customers a compelling, no-risk, value proposition. Every vehicle sold carries either the manufacturer’s warranty or a McCarthy warranty. Used vehicles have guaranteed title to vehicle and ownership, guaranteed distance covered, a seven-day exchange plan, as well as optional extended warranties. [Read More]

McCARTHY ANNUAL REPORT 2009

NEWS & MEDIA
McCarthy News
 
 
10-year old Chery sells more than 500 000 cars in a year
Chery set a new record in its 10th year by selling more than 500 000 vehicles.
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Encouraging start to new vehicle sales
January saw an increase in passenger vehicle sales compared to the same time last year.
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Industry News
 
 
Euro NCAP's top five achievers of 2009
Euro NCAP released its top five safest cars of 2009.
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How to deal with a stuck accelerator
The Institute of Advanced Motorists offers advice to drivers on what to do in event of an engineering malfunction.
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