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The Citizen
27-05-2025
- Automotive
- The Citizen
Drive off in a demo Polo Vivo
If you're in search of a car for yourself or a loved one, don't miss out on great savings at the demo car market at South Coast Volkswagen in Margate. Locals and visitors can take advantage of special offers on Polo Vivo demo vehicles. These hatchbacks are in excellent condition and come with attractive discounts, making them an excellent choice for savvy buyers. 'We're offering unbeatable value on demo Polo Vivos with low mileage, with full peace of mind and the trusted Volkswagen quality you know and love. If you've been waiting for the right time to buy, it's now,' said Zane Nadesen, Master Cars manager. 'We're clearing our floor to make space, and that means incredible savings on these sleek and reliable hatchbacks that deliver style and performance in one smart package.' You can purchase the Polo Vivo 1.4 55kW for R235 000 or the Polo Vivo 1.4 63kW Life for R245 000. With limited stock available, now's the time to visit South Coast Volkswagen and secure your deal. Each demo vehicle is Master Cars approved, with quality checks and full transparency. Visit South Coast Volkswagen at Lot 3848 Marine Drive, Margate, 4275 or email info@ HAVE YOUR SAY Like the South Coast Herald's Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and Instagram At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
TimesLIVE
25-05-2025
- Automotive
- TimesLIVE
Michael Schumacher's Ferrari sets Formula One record at auction
Michael Schumacher's Ferrari Formula One car that won the 2001 Monaco and Hungarian grand prix races was sold for $18.17m (R324,246,557), according to RM Sotheby's. Selling ahead of qualifying in Monaco on Saturday, the F2001 car that the legendary German driver used en route to that year's world title became the most expensive F1 vehicle driven by Schumacher to be sold at auction. The $18.17m price tag topped the $13.2m (R235,556,112) a bidder paid for Schumacher's 2003 Ferrari F2003 in 2022. It also became the fourth-most expensive F1 car ever sold. The world record sits at $52.52m (R937,227,803), which occurred earlier this year for a Mercedes W196 streamliner that was driven by Formula One legends Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss in the 1950s. Schumacher, now 56, drove the F2001 Ferrari in his fifth and final Monaco Grand Prix win, which he followed up with a victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The latter win clinched Schumacher's fourth F1 world title.
