@Random Watcher some people want to look like they have money the ones with money still have the old bmw's and keep them clean. I always kept for 2 to three years fix one or two things and sell it again.
The pre owned car market is south Africa at the moment is crazy . If you're looking for a second hand vehicle right now and you've found something, offer the dealer 15&20 % less than the asking price as that would be the actual retail book value . Also take into account that you have registration fees and other admin costs . That would be around 4k . Check when the last and next service is , because most people sell just before a major service because it's really costly . Check the tires are the same make , model and have legal amount of tread . Make sure all panels line up and paint all matches in colour . Buying pre owned is a gamble for sure and definitely don't rush into buying something that seems to good to be true .
I bought a Suzuki swift 2017 1.2ga in 2020 for 90k with 42000km, after servicing it, it has never broke down on me. I always service it on time and ask my Mechanic if it needs something new. My only mistake was having an accident with it in 2021, I drove it for a year and in 2022, I had to work on the suspension after being fixed. As insurance only fixed the body but not the mechanical DAMAGE, indoda made a plan. I knew that it was accident repair after buying and Nami I had the accident on the same side. Beside that, it as clocked 100000km last week and fuel efficiency is 19km/l. Buying an 100k car, please do check accident repairs and all.
My old bmw had a engine light that stayed on every mechanic said the car was fine and drove that thing for 2 years never had a Breakdown. I sold it and sometime think about it and if it still lives when I see a 05 320i 😅
My Vivo had clocked over 250k and I think it can easily go for another 150k. Car is strong and not so expensive to maintain. I do minor service myself sometimes
@Saint Knodge Polo 9n3 2008 model from new,Still same negine and if you see it you will think its new. Kilos currently on 694k still going,Aircon still runs and everything still works.
Cars to consider when you’re really really broke -Toyota Tazz/conquest -VW Citi golf -opel corsa -fiat uno Midas, autozone or Naskar can provide you with most of the spares for these cars
High mileage car with a clean body means that car was well taken car of and has reached the point where It needs a few expensive bits replaced so owners choose to sell
Your knowledge is amazing with buying cars, literally a big brother one always needs... Thank you for sharing the information with us... I'm glad I came across your content
Bought a second hand car in 2018, toyota Auris x 2015 model. It was sitting at 90k km going for 170k. Till ths day it has never given me any issues except for the brake pads and light bulbs.
My 2007 A4 has 313,000 km, engine top was redone last year (it cost a lot) and I'm planning to do the suspension this year and maybe refresh the headlights. With these old cars you have to be very consistent with maintenance and the car will take care of you. It also helps to know how to do some things yourself, just in case. Also find a good workshop /mechanic. I want to buy another high mileage Audi as a performance car project, just something to use as a toy and to learn from. 😁
@@MuziSambo my biggest worry when it comes to old high performance cars is parts but there are a few good part store in MP and Jhb for the Germans. But an old car needs a monthly allowance, it's worse than girlfriend allowance 🤣.
i bought a 100k kilos corsa 5 years ago now its on 300k and all i do its service nothing else, never smoke never done engine rebuild all its still well, cars are like wife u maintain them u get long life.
After a lot of research I have concluded that the best sub 100k car is a 2008-2013 Honda Accord 2.0. Stylish, comfortable, decent on fuel, spacious, semi luxurious, feature rich, and best of all - reliable! Can easily reach 500000km if taken care of.
Well said Doc fruitfull information as always... we also shouldn't be pressured to buy any car let's grind and have a slightly hire capital to buy a decent car... Danko Doc
You will never go wrong with used Hyundai i10 I bought it 2nd hand for 103 000 in 2017,from Hyundai dealership and 6 years later my girl is still doing her thang...no disappointments or expensive surprises.
@@alphadiallo6215lol it’s good to drive around town , especially daily driving , fuel economy is so good , as far as overtaking goes in this car it can go it , it just takes a while for the powerband to come , but it is doable and just good car to have to drive incisively and be un
Muzi Sambo, please do a full detailed video on scam dealerships on Autotrader. Some of their cars appear to be good, but the prize is sometimes ridiculously low and also you may find out that the same car is being sold by 5 different dealerships. I'd love for you to explain a bit more on that. Thank you💙
It is mostly Nigerians owning such dogy car dealers and mostly operating JHB CBD and its surroudings, Kempton Park, Germiston and expanding to other cities as well. They are selling mostly code 3 written off rebuilds. They have identified a gap of ignorant South African buyer and they are capitilising on that.
@@conymokgaetsi7418 i suppsed he meant OEM...which is Original Equipment Manufacturer.... but anyway even second hand cars from OM or OEM does not guranteed peace of mind, you can still buy a Lemon from OEM, the fortunate part will be that the law protects you should anything goes wrong if it happened to be a lemom. OEMs also buy second hand cars from trade ins, we buy cars etc and that means that there are not in exception from selling a lemon.
@@thevillagemayor392 Yah thats what I meant, They have proper warranty/Maintanace plan and if things are not going well with the cars you can take it to any dealer accross the contry without any noise.
Hi Muzi, great video,but I don't agree with your comment on Mercedes Benz. I have been driving my ML for 8 years ,it's at 258 000km and no issues. I drive I between my two homes in Nelspruit & Midrand. I also use it for my daily commute to my office in Vanderbiltpark. The Merc ML is a workhorse and I will recommend the brand at any time
Now let's get practical, how much do you spend on service and wear and tear items compared to someone who decides to buy one of the cars that Muzi recommended. It's not that the German machines are not reliable. It's just that they are more expensive to repair on the case where something were to go wrong and need replacing.
Another great video. I always appreciate your advice. I've heard you can hire a professional to check the car for you. I'd like your input on that if you have any info. One company I've seen mentioned is Screan who do inspections for R900+ but I don't know anyone who's actually used them so I'm skeptical.
Don't forget about normal wear and tear items. Those wide tyres look nice but they've got a nice price too and a lot of people don't put money aside monthly to cover those costs when they need to be replaced .
Demo's are only good options if you were initially setting out to buy a brand new car. You'll get a few thousand off the brand new price and maybe a some extras thrown in to sweeten the deal. A good financial buy if you're looking for something that's not too old is a 3 year old second hand car because almost all of the depreciation would have been paid off by the first owner, and you may still have some warranty or service plan left on the car.
@@dinopadayachee8289 Thank you so much for the feedback. I am actually thinking of going for a Demo because brand new it’s a bit off my budget. I was a bit all over the place on which one should I go for (Pre-owned or Demo).
Trackers are useless but at least they reduce your insurance premium. I don't expect to have it recovered with the tracker, I just want the savings. Do the maths before though, make sure that you're actually saving. For me it's around R200 a month in savings (even with the monthly cost of the tracker factored in). Doesn't seem like much but it adds up over time.
Is there a place/site in SA like the ones they use in the US, Europe(CarFax , etc) where you can pay a fee and run the VIN to get the car’s information, accident history etc
For me I don't like the idea of owing the bank or dealership for 5 years. I'd rather pay R30k deposit, pay off the rest in 2 or 3 years. Then it's mine.
Would you recommend a 2020 kwid 1.0 dynamique for 99k with 66k mileage for someone needing to do city driving all day. Roughly covering 50 to 100km city driving mostly per day. It's a female driver. How's the cost of service and maintenance on these cars. Not really worried about build quality as long as it's sufficient for A to B driving stop and go around town
People must remember that a car that was once e.g R250,000 still requires the maintainance of a R250,000 car even if you find it for R50,000 used.
The high mileage BMW gang doesn't seem to know this...
@Random Watcher some people want to look like they have money the ones with money still have the old bmw's and keep them clean. I always kept for 2 to three years fix one or two things and sell it again.
Lal the required maintenance at 50K will probably be more than what was required when it was 250K
Must be one of the most overlooked truths/facts...
The older it gets the more expensive
The pre owned car market is south Africa at the moment is crazy . If you're looking for a second hand vehicle right now and you've found something, offer the dealer 15&20 % less than the asking price as that would be the actual retail book value . Also take into account that you have registration fees and other admin costs . That would be around 4k . Check when the last and next service is , because most people sell just before a major service because it's really costly . Check the tires are the same make , model and have legal amount of tread . Make sure all panels line up and paint all matches in colour . Buying pre owned is a gamble for sure and definitely don't rush into buying something that seems to good to be true .
this man's humor is premium wtf😭😭
kanti weehhh
I stayed up till 1 am from 6pm watching your videos , I’m learning a lot from here from Namibia 👏🙌 8 o’clock morning I continue 😂😂
Great video and advise. I own a 2013 Spark with 430k km on the clock, no issues. Daily drive from Vaal to PTA.
I bought a Suzuki swift 2017 1.2ga in 2020 for 90k with 42000km, after servicing it, it has never broke down on me. I always service it on time and ask my Mechanic if it needs something new. My only mistake was having an accident with it in 2021, I drove it for a year and in 2022, I had to work on the suspension after being fixed. As insurance only fixed the body but not the mechanical DAMAGE, indoda made a plan. I knew that it was accident repair after buying and Nami I had the accident on the same side. Beside that, it as clocked 100000km last week and fuel efficiency is 19km/l. Buying an 100k car, please do check accident repairs and all.
Fuel efficiency?
Oh now I see it's 19km per L, not 19L per 100km. Bese ngithukile.
Wow
“You can’t just buy a high mileage car and drive around like everything is normal” 😂
My old bmw had a engine light that stayed on every mechanic said the car was fine and drove that thing for 2 years never had a Breakdown. I sold it and sometime think about it and if it still lives when I see a 05 320i 😅
My Vivo had clocked over 250k and I think it can easily go for another 150k. Car is strong and not so expensive to maintain. I do minor service myself sometimes
Sitting at 320k on one vivo.. 280k and 190k on the last one all off them will clock 400k that car is very good
@Saint Knodge Polo 9n3 2008 model from new,Still same negine and if you see it you will think its new.
Kilos currently on 694k still going,Aircon still runs and everything still works.
Awesome 🎉❤ruclips.net/user/shorts7LrvHn6XguQ?feature=share
Dr Samba is genius. Still with that i10 with no problems 🎉
🤝🏽👌🏽
The only problem with this video is that it ends😫😫🔥
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You're right
Cars to consider when you’re really really broke
-Toyota Tazz/conquest
-VW Citi golf
-opel corsa
-fiat uno
Midas, autozone or Naskar can provide you with most of the spares for these cars
They get stolen.
Gone in 60 seconds.
@Antonio Porra so what's the plan for those broke like us 😢
@@thokozaniletoaba3482 Eish bra,tough one
You forgot Toyota Auris
Add yaris
Bruh your videos 🥹 you have no idea how much you’ve opened my eyes
I used to own a Mazda 2 (2012) for R6700 it had 10900KM.. it drove great with no problems for 2 years.
It was great.
High mileage car with a clean body means that car was well taken car of and has reached the point where It needs a few expensive bits replaced so owners choose to sell
Muzi can you also find out for us on how to buy the repossessed cars 🚗 and which companies sell them before auction???😊
I agree
Yes please
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Yes please
Bidvest auction
motivation,demonstration, finance advice all in one. I like it 😋
Your knowledge is amazing with buying cars, literally a big brother one always needs... Thank you for sharing the information with us... I'm glad I came across your content
Bought a second hand car in 2018, toyota Auris x 2015 model. It was sitting at 90k km going for 170k. Till ths day it has never given me any issues except for the brake pads and light bulbs.
It's a Toyota bra...
My 2007 A4 has 313,000 km, engine top was redone last year (it cost a lot) and I'm planning to do the suspension this year and maybe refresh the headlights.
With these old cars you have to be very consistent with maintenance and the car will take care of you. It also helps to know how to do some things yourself, just in case. Also find a good workshop /mechanic.
I want to buy another high mileage Audi as a performance car project, just something to use as a toy and to learn from. 😁
I wanna try my luck on a high mileage performance car as well but I have trust issues😁😁...I overthink everything.
@@MuziSambo my biggest worry when it comes to old high performance cars is parts but there are a few good part store in MP and Jhb for the Germans.
But an old car needs a monthly allowance, it's worse than girlfriend allowance 🤣.
🎉❤ruclips.net/user/shorts7LrvHn6XguQ?feature=share
i bought a 100k kilos corsa 5 years ago now its on 300k and all i do its service nothing else, never smoke never done engine rebuild all its still well, cars are like wife u maintain them u get long life.
“You just have to take your L and go” 😂😂……Dr Muzi though 😂😂😂
The mini Cooper part 😭 I feel attacked!
After a lot of research I have concluded that the best sub 100k car is a 2008-2013 Honda Accord 2.0. Stylish, comfortable, decent on fuel, spacious, semi luxurious, feature rich, and best of all - reliable! Can easily reach 500000km if taken care of.
How much is maintenance?
Do you have 2 other suggestions ?...
Well said Doc fruitfull information as always... we also shouldn't be pressured to buy any car let's grind and have a slightly hire capital to buy a decent car... Danko Doc
Hi Muzi, Please try to explore Kempton park dealerships wanna see if we can find a decent car there. just a little challange for the year, Thanks.
Another banger from Dr Sambo, time to learn💯🙏
Opening your video Dr sambo put a smile on coz I know there is a funny words also😊
It’s the DIY limousine for me😂😂😂
You will never go wrong with used Hyundai i10 I bought it 2nd hand for 103 000 in 2017,from Hyundai dealership and 6 years later my girl is still doing her thang...no disappointments or expensive surprises.
True🤘 Another Fellow Grand I10 Driver
Am working on getting myself one
What about the power? Would you say it adequate going uphill or when overtaking?
@@alphadiallo6215lol it’s good to drive around town , especially daily driving , fuel economy is so good , as far as overtaking goes in this car it can go it , it just takes a while for the powerband to come , but it is doable and just good car to have to drive incisively and be un
Muzi Sambo, please do a full detailed video on scam dealerships on Autotrader. Some of their cars appear to be good, but the prize is sometimes ridiculously low and also you may find out that the same car is being sold by 5 different dealerships. I'd love for you to explain a bit more on that. Thank you💙
It is mostly Nigerians owning such dogy car dealers and mostly operating JHB CBD and its surroudings, Kempton Park, Germiston and expanding to other cities as well. They are selling mostly code 3 written off rebuilds. They have identified a gap of ignorant South African buyer and they are capitilising on that.
You need to double check urself, try to buy from OEM, Dont go to JHB central or Kempton park you will be hurt.
@@conymokgaetsi7418 i suppsed he meant OEM...which is Original Equipment Manufacturer.... but anyway even second hand cars from OM or OEM does not guranteed peace of mind, you can still buy a Lemon from OEM, the fortunate part will be that the law protects you should anything goes wrong if it happened to be a lemom. OEMs also buy second hand cars from trade ins, we buy cars etc and that means that there are not in exception from selling a lemon.
@@thevillagemayor392 Yah thats what I meant, They have proper warranty/Maintanace plan and if things are not going well with the cars you can take it to any dealer accross the contry without any noise.
Sounds like a kempton park / rossetenville thing
“They will give you the car there’s no other way “😂
I love the honesty Grootman 😂
Mr Sambo i can't say thank you enough for your advisable information when it comes to buying cars. You're a great help to us.thank very much sir🎩
Hi Muzi, great video,but I don't agree with your comment on Mercedes Benz.
I have been driving my ML for 8 years ,it's at 258 000km and no issues.
I drive I between my two homes in Nelspruit & Midrand. I also use it for my daily commute to my office in Vanderbiltpark.
The Merc ML is a workhorse and I will recommend the brand at any time
Now let's get practical, how much do you spend on service and wear and tear items compared to someone who decides to buy one of the cars that Muzi recommended. It's not that the German machines are not reliable. It's just that they are more expensive to repair on the case where something were to go wrong and need replacing.
Another great video. I always appreciate your advice. I've heard you can hire a professional to check the car for you. I'd like your input on that if you have any info. One company I've seen mentioned is Screan who do inspections for R900+ but I don't know anyone who's actually used them so I'm skeptical.
I'm liking that cut and joints limousine🤣🤣🤣🤣🏃
🤡🤡😆
My take from the video is that mileage is more important than how car looks 😂 learnt something
😂😂🤣I see what you did there😆😉
😂😂😂😂, you will not always get the correct milliage😂😂
Don't forget about normal wear and tear items. Those wide tyres look nice but they've got a nice price too and a lot of people don't put money aside monthly to cover those costs when they need to be replaced .
Hello Muzi.
Can you please also include Demo cars during the videos for pre-owned.
I’m curious if it’s advisable to buy Demo cars
Demo's are only good options if you were initially setting out to buy a brand new car. You'll get a few thousand off the brand new price and maybe a some extras thrown in to sweeten the deal.
A good financial buy if you're looking for something that's not too old is a 3 year old second hand car because almost all of the depreciation would have been paid off by the first owner, and you may still have some warranty or service plan left on the car.
@@dinopadayachee8289 Thank you so much for the feedback. I am actually thinking of going for a Demo because brand new it’s a bit off my budget. I was a bit all over the place on which one should I go for (Pre-owned or Demo).
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Thanks bra, student in me getting motivated now on this series 💪
I like the way thise guy is explaining in this video.. bro well explained thumbs 👍 up
I would advise to seek out one owner vehicles if high mileage
"A re tloweleng dilo tse snaaks". 🙌❤
Big man, always very informative and practical✍👌.
Good advise Mr Sambo im learning alot each video you post
Another one from Dr Sambo!
Mr, Thanks for your advice,
That Ma11 line. 🤣🤣 "NO OTHER WAY"
Only money that I want
Unforgettable!
Have a hyundai i10 bought in 2021 I still drive it today no mechanical challenge
Thanks your videos are very informative
Trackers are useless but at least they reduce your insurance premium. I don't expect to have it recovered with the tracker, I just want the savings. Do the maths before though, make sure that you're actually saving. For me it's around R200 a month in savings (even with the monthly cost of the tracker factored in). Doesn't seem like much but it adds up over time.
I love these videos especially since i love cars so thank you so much for the content 🙏🙏🙏👊👊🔥🔥🔥
Please do a video on a Ford figo ambiente 2014/2015/2016 model
I envy people who just have 100k lying around to buy a car in SA
Great, I’m looking at this segment.
Your videos??? Love them!
Is there a place/site in SA like the ones they use in the US, Europe(CarFax , etc) where you can pay a fee and run the VIN to get the car’s information, accident history etc
This is a great video.
Mase ethi "You'll cry tears" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
you're the best, Muzi 🙏🏾
Please do a review of buying from we buy cars and imports ? What are pros and cons of buying imports???
Bra Muzi ai noh hands down bro uyi researcher phezi kwe research 🙌😅 Danko!!! Love your content 1000%🎉
I have been waiting for this one 🙌💯 Dankie boet MJ
Favorite car youtuber
I first learnt about clone cars years ago when a family member's written off Honda resurfaced🤣
For me I don't like the idea of owing the bank or dealership for 5 years. I'd rather pay R30k deposit, pay off the rest in 2 or 3 years. Then it's mine.
3:56 "They will give you the car no other way" 😂😂😂
Please include the half ton bakkies
Nice video man keep ot up, I like your review dude you're funny.
3:50 they will give you! No ada way!🤣🤣🤣
I enjoyed the commentary ;)
"A re tlogeleng dilo tse snax". 🤣🤣🤣
Appreciate your content always 🤞
You just gained a new subbie!!!
Can you please do a segment on buying cars on auctions, how do they go about it..
Hi,what is your take on rent to buy car deals. Could you do a video on it, please.
Brother please do a video advising on taking a personal loan to finance vs taking out vehicle finance to finance a car.
I did that already: ruclips.net/video/0MPOIHhXSsE/видео.html
Greeting from Zim bra great content plse do us a special on how to safely buy and import used cars to Zim
Guys what about the chevy spark lite and hyunai atos prime?
Great Stuff Muzi 🙌🏾
Car Wow SA nice bro
Time for you to go on tv and international brother. Your presentation is 👍
Nice video Muzi
Another great review 👌
So good bro.
More of these second hand cars please
You'll just have to take your "L" and go home. 🤣🤣 vho dokotela vha kho mphedza.
"Just have to take an L and go home" 😂 Thats a good one
Off topic: 🎉 Interview with David reached 100k views 😎🥳😎🥳😎🥳😎🥳😎🥳😎
Can you please do a review on Bakkies ( Toyota hilux, Isuzu, Ford ranger) second hands verses Brand new🙏.
Would you recommend a 2020 kwid 1.0 dynamique for 99k with 66k mileage for someone needing to do city driving all day. Roughly covering 50 to 100km city driving mostly per day. It's a female driver. How's the cost of service and maintenance on these cars. Not really worried about build quality as long as it's sufficient for A to B driving stop and go around town
How do you get to drive many cars or borrow them from the dealership.I need a video 😭plz
Please do this video again in 2024
High mileage (+150 000KM) car owners, can you please share your experience?
(Especially if you bought the car from another person)
You never give me???
You'll give me!!! No ada way😂😂
Muzi Sambo …..please come to Lesotho where you can buy a 2nd handcar with 70km or less on the clock for 60k or even less .
Pls buy one 4 me.
Just buy an E30 man 🔥🔥
Dude you are good, thanks 😅
Bengithi uthi Mr Majola Dr🤣🤣🤣 cishe ngathi Hi🤣🤣🤣
Mfana wa mina Dokodela Sambo