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The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Gets a 5 Star Safety ENCAP Rating

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Mitsubishi introduced their new SUV, The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross into their family in the year 2017. Combining sophisticated aesthetics and sporty performance with SUV practicality, the Eclipse Cross is a stylish and dynamic choice for drivers on the move. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross was tested in 2017 for the ENCAP Safety Rating and it came out tops with a 5 Star ENCAP Safety rating. The rating applies to the all the models of the Eclipse Cross range. That gives the owners peace of mind in the event of a collision, knowing that they are protected and their occupants too.

Results for the test are the following:

Adult Occupant Protection – 97% (36.94 out of 38) Full Width frontal test, Frontal Offset test, Side impact test, Pole test, Whiplash Protection Test and Autonomous emergency braking (City) Child Occupant Protection – 78% (38.24 out of 49) Safety Assist – 58% (7.05 out of 12) Speed Assistance System, Seat Belt Reminders, Lane Support System and Autonomous emergency braking (Interurban) Pedestrian Protection – 80% (33.83 out of 42) The Eclipse Cross comes standard with dual frontal, side chest, side head (curtain) and a driver knee airbag. The intelligent seat belt reminders are fitted as a standard feature for the Eclipse Cross, making sure you are protected at all costs in the event of a collision. Tests on the autonomous emergency braking system were done at highway speeds and they demonstrated good performance with collisions avoided or mitigated in all test scenarios and at all test speeds. The Eclipse Cross achieved a very high score for Adult Occupant Protection at 97% – the equal second highest score in this area of assessment, and the highest in its class. The Eclipse Cross also comes with ISOfix. ISOfix is an alternative way to secure a child’s car seat instead of a seat belt. ISOfix covers both Infant and toddler seats. The mechanism for attaching the seat is two U-Shaped clips that connect the car seat to two lower u-shaped metal anchors which are mounted to the chassis of a vehicle. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a safe and stylish vehicle that gives you peace of mind when you look at your list of SUVs to consider. A comfy, versatile crossover that looks distinctive enough to be recognisable in this overly crowded market. In the hyper-competitive compact SUV marketplace, the Eclipse Cross stands out for its bold styling, safety rating and affordability. Come test drive the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross at CMH Mitsubishi South and come see and feel the safety features of the Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross.

The History of Mitsubishi ASX – CMH Mitsubishi Westrand

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The History of Mitsubishi Mitsubishi are not afraid to release versatile vehicles.The History of Mitsubishi goes from high performance Lancer models, which are adored by street racing fans, to family SUV’s like the Outlander. Enter the ASX. This is a small compact SUV which was launched at the Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland back in 2010. It was designed to follow in the footsteps of its big brother the bulkier Mitsubishi Outlander. The Mitsubishi ASX is built on a platform of vehicles named the RVR. These vehicles were introduced in the Japan market during a surge of economic growth. 2 generations of RVR vehicles preceded the ASX. The ASX was designed as an eco-friendly vehicle. It utilizes the same auto stop and go technology that you find in most vehicles today. The purpose of this technology is to cut on carbon emissions released by vehicles while they are idling. The ASX has since gotten a number of facelifts since its launch. It’s first facelift which was revealed in Europe in 2013 introduced a number of features to the vehicle. The features this vehicle came with were a panoramic glass roof, auto rain, auto light sensors and GPS navigation with Bluetooth/iPod connectivity. The History of Mitsubishi The ASX is currently retailing from R419 995 and you can test drive one at CMH Mitsubishi Westrand. Contact us to find out more about his stellar vehicle. References https://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.uk/cars/asx/story https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_RVR https://www.autoevolution.com/mitsubishi/ https://www.mitsubishicars.com/what-drives-us/history https://www.rac.co.uk/drive/car-reviews/mitsubishi/asx/asx-2010-2019/ https://www.goauto.com.au/used-car-research/mitsubishi/asx.html https://www.topgear.com/car-reviews/mitsubishi/asx

How To Check Your Vehicle’s Fluid Levels

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CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn has compiled 5 basic fluid checks you can perform on your vehicle:

Incorrect fluid levels can cause breakdowns or even serious damage to a vehicle. For proper vehicle care, here’s how to monitor key vehicle fluid levels between your dealer service visits.

Checking your engine oil level

The engine must be cold and not running, look for a yellow, red, or brightly-coloured loop/hood that looks like a handle. Have a cloth/rag handy and pull the oil dipstick out of the tube. Wipe the dipstick clean with a cloth/rag and insert it fully back into its tube. Remove the dipstick and check that the oil level is between the markings indicated on the dipstick.

5 Basic Fluid Checks

Power-steering fluid

The remotely mounted translucent plastic power-steering bottle will have minimum/maximum indicators molded into it. Make sure that the power-steering fluid is always between those two levels, and not too full or too low.

5 Basic Fluid Checks

Engine/Radiator coolant

Engine needs to be cold and not running (do not open the coolant or radiator cover when the engine temperature is high/hot), locate the reservoir for the coolant recovery system. It’s usually a translucent plastic container mounted near the radiator, the reservoir will have upper (hot) and lower (cold) level markings molded into it. If the fluid is below the lower mark, add coolant up to that point, but not any higher.

Vehicle engine coolant

Brake fluid

The brake fluid reservoir is usually on top the master cylinder at the rear of the engine compartment on the driver side. Locate the translucent plastic reservoir with upper and lower level markings molded into it. If the level is near or below the lower mark, have an auto repair shop inspect the brake system for leaks or wear as soon as possible.

Vehicle brake fluid bottle

Window washer fluid

This usually has a sign that looks like a tiny water fountain. If the fluid level is low just fill the bottle with water until the fluid nears the top. Use a bug-removing washer fluid in summer.

Window washer fluid bottle Still not sure of the 5 Basic Fluid Checks? Contact us today!
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CMH Mitsubishi Westrand’s Spring choice- Pajero SWB: The versatile SUV

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Pajero SWB - dusty Outdoors

The Pajero SWB has a long history of being a convenient alternative to the larger Pajero LWB with its rich and dominant history of the Dakar Rally, with 12 wins. Here are some of the functions that will make your spring adventures all the memorable with awesome terrain conquering, short wheel base.

Pajero SWB

The amazing 3-door Pajero SWB adventure SUV is incredibly spacious with a versatile and exciting array of modern features such as:

  • Tilt Adjustable Steering Wheel for more assured control and less strain on the body. You can select the most appropriate steering position
  • Multi-function Leather Wooden Steering Wheel with Audio and Cruise Control- enables you control functions and tools in the car via the touch of a button to switch between functions and features, without compromising on driver focus.
  • Bluetooth with Hands-free Voice Control- Connect your Bluetooth enabled smartphone or device to connect your playlists, answer and end calls.
  • Multi-information Display- real info on vehicle performance, with AWD select modes and updates on further items.
  • Touch Screen Radio- the feature is part and parcel of what consumers want in their vehicles. The touch screen is standardised in the competitive market giving a sense of modernity, functionality and convenience.
  • CD and MP3 Player- the old faithful compact disc will still feature allowing the collector or a more “nostalgic” sense of listening to music (apart from the vinyl)
  • SUPER SELECT II 4WD SYSTEM- Engage in various modes in high and low range, 2WD or 4WD. With amazing rear differential lock and insane 36.7° Approach Angle; 34.8° Departure Angle; 25.2° Ramp Break over Angle.
Pajero SWB - interior

CMH Mitsubishi Motors Westrand offers a pleasurable experience from sales to service and genuine parts. Visit us to experience all things Mitsubishi.

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Why getting your car serviced is so important

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Why Regular Car Services on your car can make the difference between it running smoothly, fuel efficiency, and the risk of it breaking down as well as incurring an expensive and unexpected repair.

Why Regular Car Services

The Mitsubishi Service Department will also perform checks on other parts of the vehicle, if these parts need changing, they will communicate this with you in advance. This is to ensure you are aware of what additional work is required and whether any further costs may be incurred. Here are some of the reasons why servicing your vehicle is important:

Maintains the value of your vehicle

The difference between a neglected vehicle and a well maintained one is quite noticeable. In future, should you decide to trade in your vehicle, the way it has been taken care of will be taken into consideration. If it is well taken care of it will carry a high market value and you will get a better trade in value.

Why Regular Car Services

Boosts your safety

One of the primary reasons for servicing is to ensure that it is safe for driving. Changing oil is vital and when that is being done, a routine check is performed to make sure there are no underlying issues.

Your running costs are lower

Experienced owners know that diagnosing and rectifying problems on time can save you time and money, not to mention stress. Regularly servicing your vehicle means you won’t be running it down. Not changing tyres, driving a vehicle low on fuel or not changing oil will increase costs on maintaining your vehicle over time.

The Mitsubishi Service department hosts a group of experienced Technicians, an award-winning Service Manager and professional Service advisors waiting to help you keep your Mitsubishi Genuine and running for longer.

Still not sure Why Regular Car Services is so important? Contact us today!
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Why getting your car serviced is so important

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Why Regular Car Services on your car can make the difference between it running smoothly, fuel efficiency, and the risk of it breaking down as well as incurring an expensive and unexpected repair.

Why Regular Car Services

The Mitsubishi Service Department will also perform checks on other parts of the vehicle, if these parts need changing, they will communicate this with you in advance. This is to ensure you are aware of what additional work is required and whether any further costs may be incurred. Here are some of the reasons why servicing your vehicle is important:

Maintains the value of your vehicle

The difference between a neglected vehicle and a well maintained one is quite noticeable. In future, should you decide to trade in your vehicle, the way it has been taken care of will be taken into consideration. If it is well taken care of it will carry a high market value and you will get a better trade in value.

Why Regular Car Services

Boosts your safety

One of the primary reasons for servicing is to ensure that it is safe for driving. Changing oil is vital and when that is being done, a routine check is performed to make sure there are no underlying issues.

Your running costs are lower

Experienced owners know that diagnosing and rectifying problems on time can save you time and money, not to mention stress. Regularly servicing your vehicle means you won’t be running it down. Not changing tyres, driving a vehicle low on fuel or not changing oil will increase costs on maintaining your vehicle over time.

The Mitsubishi Service department hosts a group of experienced Technicians, an award-winning Service Manager and professional Service advisors waiting to help you keep your Mitsubishi Genuine and running for longer.

Still not sure Why Regular Car Services is so important? Contact us today!
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Mitsubishi’s Heritage

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Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing, CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn will be taking you back in time and sharing some memories

The history of Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing started with The three diamond of the Mitsubishi logo and were originally inspired by Iwasaki’s family crest – the word ‘Mitsubishi’ has long been used to donate a diamond shape in Japanese. Since its inception, the logo has continued to embody the principles of the world-renowned vehicle manufacturer.

Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing

1950’s

Car manufacture under the Mitsubishi name goes back to 1917 with the Mitsubishi Model A, the first series-production passenger car to be made in Japan (22 were produced).

Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing

1960’s

The launch of the Mitsubishi 500 in 1960 marked the company’s entry into the small passenger car market. Envisioning the future of the automobile industry, the company started its journey in the 1960s with the Colt series, including the Colt 1000 and the Colt 800.

1970’s

During the 1980s, the company became a driving force behind the boom in recreational vehicles with the sedan-flavor Pajero full-feature 4WD. With a view to the growing market, the company introduced a number of advanced 4WD-based models, including the three-row Chariot, a pioneer of the minivan segment, and the Galant full-time 4WD sedan.

Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing

1990’s

During the 1990s, the company launched several distinctive models meeting ever-diversifying customer needs. The company also built up a glowing track record in the Dakar Rally, WRC and other events in the world of motorsport.

Mitsubishi’s Rich Heritage Of Manufacturing

2000’s

The noughties saw the company adding to its SUV lineup with the launch of its first crossover SUV the Airtrek (Outlander). With a view to the future, the company also took up the challenge of electrification and in 2009 introduced the iMiEV, the world’s first mass-produced next-generation electric vehicle and the crystallization of many years of EV development at the company. The company was also honing its 4WD technology with the launch of the Lancer Evolution X which used the advanced S-AWC integrated vehicle behaviour control system.

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CMH Mitsubishi Westrand- Tips To Look After Your Beloved Mitsubishi

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Mitsubishi has The Top 5 Tips to ensure that your vehicle is in top shape on the road and that you have a smooth journey between vehicle services.

There many things in our daily lives that take precedent over having to look for the ping on your on-board computer or having it looking like a Christmas tree (multiple check and component failure signals) before you book your vehicle in for service.

Don’t let the Christmas tree show up on your dash and get your heart rate to borderline ER levels, take a deep breath and let us help you make the right decisions from the onset.

1. Brake Fluid levels

An essential and probably one of the most important safety aspects for any vehicle is stopping power. The braking system is an integral part of the vehicle’s mobility controls and what can keep you out of harm’s way on the busy South African Roads.

The level of brake fluid in the reservoir is usually a good indication of the life or quality of your breaks. For example: half-full reservoir-50% life span in brakes.

2. Oil levels

We are all guilty of ignoring the petrol attendant when asked about oil levels and with good reason, the best time to check your dipstick is before you switch the vehicle on. The reason for this is that the engine components utilise oil to run effectively so your oil reading will be lower with the warm engine, as opposed to a cold engine.

3. Coolant levels

An important part of your engine’s system which aids in the cooling process of a running motor. Always check the coolant reservoir when that toasty looking icon switches (it means your engine is quarter to toast). Head gasket damage is imminent and that can run into thousands of rands for engineering/skimming or OEM replacement parts.

4. Service books and Spare key

Before and after servicing it is always a good idea to double check the dates for your next booking, the best way to keep track is to leave the books in your car.

In case of a vehicle breakdown the service book notifies the closest service workshop of the last item in your history which is usually a good place to start when tracing the source of the flaw.

All information captured can also be revisited when looking to trade in your vehicle to buy your upgraded Mitsubishi from CMH Mitsubishi Westrand. Full-service history is part of the sales process when using your current vehicle as equity for your next Eclipse, Triton or Pajero sport as an example. It’s important to stay on track with The Top 5 Tips Mitsubishi provides

5. Tyres- Quality and lifespan

In order to get from one place to another the quality of tyres always gives you a sense of assurance at a glance. As when you all went to test for driver’s licence there is a process called a vehicle inspection. This means checking the tyre pressure by feel, observing the side walls for cracks, bubbles and tears.

Look for the proverbial “tamatie/ tomato”, these are the smooth patches or bald spots on the tyre’s circumference where tyre treads are worn out.

A quick vehicle inspection is good practice before you move your vehicle. As in K53, walk around your vehicle give each tyre a good toe punt (we suggest wearing closed shoes, barefoot is not so lekker, for the sake of your big toe).

This also works as a backup to check that all your goods are still in your vehicle with mall/parking lot crime and vandalism.

Book your vehicle for up to 10% discount on maintenance service parts & receive a free 28-point vehicle health check with CMH Mitsubishi Westrand. Valid until 30 November 2019


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Style meets toughness @ CMH Mitsubishi Hatfield

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The Bold New Mitsubishi Triton

The Bold New Mitsubishi Triton is a model engineered for new-age versatility. It introduces a practical approach of a workhorse fused with the interior functions of on SUV. The Triton combines smooth transmission with a powerful performance that can handle any challenge it faces.

The new Triton features 18” alloy wheels, LED Daytime Running Lights and MiTEC safety features. It offers room for space with ample legroom easily accommodating five adults. Convenient features include the Smartphone tray and USB ports in the centre console to always keep you connected.

The shape is dynamic with a high-quality finish that provides comfort and pleasurable driving. Easy to use systems include the LCD multi-info display that is functional and perfect for the new Triton.

For the adventurers who are thrilled by exhilaration, the Triton comes with Super Select II 4WD system that allows you to gain more control in treacherous weather conditions. Whether steep, sandy or deep, the 4WD low range with locked centre differential will provide you with maximum traction.

The new Mitsubishi Triton colour options come in a White Diamond, Sterling Silver, Graphite Grey or Sunflare Orange for that bold statement! Choose between a 4×2 and 4×4 with a manual or automatic transmission option.

If you would like to make your mark, visit CMH Mitsubishi Hatfield and test drive the all-new Mitsubishi Triton. For more information on our Mitsubishi offer range, contact us on 012 431 2570


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Style meets toughness @ CMH Mitsubishi Hatfield

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The Bold New Mitsubishi Triton

The Bold New Mitsubishi Triton is a model engineered for new-age versatility. It introduces a practical approach of a workhorse fused with the interior functions of on SUV. The Triton combines smooth transmission with a powerful performance that can handle any challenge it faces.

The new Triton features 18” alloy wheels, LED Daytime Running Lights and MiTEC safety features. It offers room for space with ample legroom easily accommodating five adults. Convenient features include the Smartphone tray and USB ports in the centre console to always keep you connected.

The shape is dynamic with a high-quality finish that provides comfort and pleasurable driving. Easy to use systems include the LCD multi-info display that is functional and perfect for the new Triton.

For the adventurers who are thrilled by exhilaration, the Triton comes with Super Select II 4WD system that allows you to gain more control in treacherous weather conditions. Whether steep, sandy or deep, the 4WD low range with locked centre differential will provide you with maximum traction.

The new Mitsubishi Triton colour options come in a White Diamond, Sterling Silver, Graphite Grey or Sunflare Orange for that bold statement! Choose between a 4×2 and 4×4 with a manual or automatic transmission option.

If you would like to make your mark, visit CMH Mitsubishi Hatfield and test drive the all-new Mitsubishi Triton. For more information on our Mitsubishi offer range, contact us on 012 431 2570


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Step-By-Step Guide To Changing A Tyre

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It is an unfortunate reality that puncture’s and flat tyres are not something we can plan for. Changing a flat tyre is one of those life skills that we all need to know. Here is a Step-By-Step Guide To Changing A Tyre

Guide To Changing A Tyre

CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn has compiled a step by step guide on how to change a tyre:

  • Flat tyres often happen in inconvenient locations. On the road, you’ll need to find a safe spot to pull over. If possible, have the flat tyre facing the verge-side of the road, instead of the traffic side. Once safely parked, put on your hazards, put your vehicle in neutral/park and pull up the handbrake.
  • Place your emergency triangle approximately 20 meters behind your vehicle on the road.
  • Look for bricks, small rocks or logs and place them behind the other wheels, to secure the vehicle and prevent it from rolling.
  • Get your spare wheel, jack and wheel spanner from under the floor of the boot/trunk. This may vary depending on your vehicle some vehicles have the spare wheels mounted on the back or underneath of the vehicle.
  • Look for the markings or notches on the metal frame under the vehicle near the tyre that needs changing. Place the jack and proceed to raise the wheel just enough to release the weight of the vehicle. Guide To Changing A Tyre
  • Remove the hubcap and loosen the wheel nuts using the wheel spanner turning anti clockwise, don’t completely remove the wheel nuts just yet. Proceed to jack the vehicle up high enough off the ground to remove the wheel, remove the wheel nuts, carefully remove the flat wheel and place it under the vehicle in-case your jack fails.
  • Align spare wheel rim with the wheel bolts and slot into place, and put back the wheel nuts tightening the nuts in a star pattern (Don’t tighten the wheel nut next to the one you’ve just worked on, but rather the one just opposite it) to ensure even torque with your hands till they nice and snug.
  • Remove your flat wheel from under your vehicle and proceed to lower your vehicle once done remove the jack. Double check that the wheel nuts are snug with the wheel spanner once lowered.
  • Place flat wheel, jack, wheel spanner and emergency triangle into the boot/trunk. Have the flat wheel repaired or replaced as soon as possible.
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Service Plan, Maintenance Plan And A Warranty

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The Three Main Package Plans

We know that most dealerships offer The Three Main Package Plans. What are the differences between them? The Three Main Package Plans

So, you’ve bought that car you had your eye on and you know the specs and features off by heart. You are happy with your monthly instalments and your insurance is sorted. But are you aware of the manufacturer warranty, or whether the vehicle has a service or maintenance plan?

Most cars are sold with a maintenance or service plan as standard or as an optional extra. But don’t be fooled into thinking that a standard service or maintenance plan is free. The price of these plans is usually included in the purchase price of your new car. You will, however, benefit from no additional costs involved when having your vehicle properly serviced and maintained so you can budget exactly how much your new car is going to cost every month.

So, it’s time to get clued up on what a maintenance plan, service plan and warranty is?

Maintenance Plan

A maintenance plan is basically a service plan on steroids. It comes with more benefits than a service plan and will include wear-and-tear items on your vehicle such as the gearbox, clutch, suspension and brake pads and discs, wiper blades, shock absorbers, globes and fuses, wheel bearings, replacement gas for the air-conditioning system etc. The maintenance contract simply covers any item on your car that has a wear cycle and will need to be replaced at some point during the car’s lifespan – the items not covered by a service plan.

The Three Main Package Plans

Service Plan

The name says it all! The plan covers all the costs of having your car serviced as per the stipulations of the manufacturer. This will generally include the labour and replacement cost of air, pollen, fuel and oil filters, cam belts, brake fluid, oil and gearbox oil, spark plugs and coolant. These services will have to be carried out by an authorised service centre or dealer network to guarantee that the terms of the service plan contract are met.

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Warranty

New vehicles carry some sort of warranty but depending on the brand they can differ. However, warranties are all restricted in terms of time and mileage. Your car’s warranty is mainly a promise by the manufacturer that the faults in manufacturing or factory defects will be repaired, or replaced, within a specific period of time. Items that are covered by the warranty include: engine, gearbox, electric components, fuel systems, audio systems and sensors. It is important to note that a warranty does not cover all items. These items not covered are tyres and brake pads, and any damage resulting from user abuse will also not be covered. Damages caused by a driver’s abuse or incorrect use could void a warranty, as well as aftermarket alterations made to the vehicle. Make sure you familiarise yourself with exactly what is covered under the warranty and for how long.

Service and maintenance plans are not all created equally, so it’s important for you to read and understand the plan you are signing up for. Familiarise yourself with what is covered and what isn’t. And remember, if you’re not sure, ask, this could help save you a lot of frustration and expenses later on.

CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn- Warrany Booklet

Come into CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn and let us help you find the best plan for your vehicle.

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GUIDE TO BUYING A CAR

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Step-By-Step Guide to Buying a Car

Buying a new car is exciting, whether you’re a first-time buyer or trading in for an upgrade. However, buying a car is a big decision which shouldn’t be made impulsively. In fact, apart from your home, it may be one of the biggest purchases you make in your lifetime. We suggest you follow the Step-By-Step Guide to Buying a Car. It’s important to budget properly so your car isn’t a strain on your monthly budget.

Know what you can afford

Start by finding out exactly what you can afford. Remember to take into consideration insurance and registration costs.

Find a vehicle

Next comes the fun part – shopping for a car. Don’t limit yourself to one brand and make sure you take the car for a test drive.

Apply for finance

Once you’ve chosen your vehicle, be sure that you understand all the available options, so that you can choose the option that suits you.

In order to submit an application, you will need to be:

  • be 18 years old or older
  • be permanently employed, earning a minimum salary of R6500 pm
  • have a valid South African drivers’ licence with no endorsements
  • be a South African citizen or permanent resident; and
  • have a good credit history.

Documents you’ll need to complete your application

  • A copy of your valid South African identity card/document
  • A copy of the front and back of your South African drivers’ licence
  • Proof of your income, not older than 3 months
  • Salaried individuals – latest 3 months payslips
  • Commission earners – Latest 3 months payslips and latest 3 months’ stamped bank statements. No internet bank statements will be accepted.
  • Proof of residence, such as a utility bill, not older than 3 months
Come into CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn and let us help you with the Step-By-Step Guide to Buying a Car. Contact details: 0123699800 https://www.cmhmitsubishi.co.za/menlyn/

VEHICLE WARRANTY

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Different Warranty Options There are a few different types of warranties one can consider when purchasing a vehicle. It’s always best to seek advice from the dealerships F&I before selecting a warranty suitable for your vehicle, this can save you time and money in the long run. CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn has compiled a list of a few different warranty options:
  • The Basic Warranty: Otherwise known as the manufacturer’s warranty. These usually come with new cars and cover most of the components in a car that might break down during the early years through normal wear-and-tear. They do not cover tyre or battery replacemnt and you can forget about it if you misuse the car.
  • Dealership Warranty: This is a warranty not from the manufacturer but sold by the dealership. There may be specifics on dealership warranties, such as where you have to go to get your vehicle serviced or maintained, and generally if a component in your car does breakdown.
  • The Extended Warranty: These warranties extend the coverage on a vehicle for an additional period of time after the manufacturer’s warranty has expired. Not all vehicle models are eligible for extended warranties; it depends entirely on the company. It is best to buy an extended warranty earlier on before your first warranty has expired, because the longer you wait and the older your vehicle becomes the more expensive the extended warranty will be.
  • Basic Warranty: This covers a reasonable list of items within your vehicle, such as suspension, electronics, steering and exhaust. It however excludes tyres and batteries.
  • Powertrain Warranty: By powertrain the mean the mechanical components of the car that makes the vehicle move. It generally includes transmission, drive shafts, axle and clutch; but if something like the engine breaks down the warranty company will not pay for a new engine.
  • Rust and Corrosion Coverage: As the term implies, this covers you in the event your vehicle gets a bad case of rust. More specifically it is unlikely the warranty company will replace anything unless the rust eats a hole through the metal. This sort of thing can also be covered through insurance.
  • Emissions Warranty: This is a completely separate warranty that covers any emissions problems you may experience up to a certain number of years/millage. This may be covered under the Basic Warranty, but not always.
Different Warranty Options Come into CMH Mitsubishi Menlyn and extend your vehicle’s warranty today. Still not sure about the Different Warranty Options? Give us a call;
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