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[TOP STORY] Chinese brands gain ground as affordability drives strongest car sales in a decade

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‘Where consumers previously were buying secondhand cars because of the affordability, they're looking at paying a little bit extra and getting a new car,’ says Ayesha Hatea, senior director of research and consulting at TransUnion Africa.

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