These are all the new vehicles that can be bought on the average salary in South Africa right now.
New vehicles have become notably more expensive in South Africa, and this is evident in the lack of choice those that earn the average salary in South Africa have when looking to buy a car.
This was largely due to decreases in industries such as trade, community services, manufacturing, construction, transport and electricity. Although the majority of non-agricultural workers in South Africa earn this monthly salary, they can only afford 10 new vehicles with it, as the cost of new vehicles has risen substantially over the years.
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