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As an added extra to our customers, we did a lucky draw every hour, with our customers winning great vouchers from some of our partners. Our staff was not left out of the fun, as we also create an internal competition with staff members asked to wear their vintage inspired outfits for a chance o win a dinner for two vouchers. They jumped at the opportunity to participate and pulled out some great outfits. We would like to thank the Pretoria Old Motor Club for their great support and we cannot wait till we do it again next year, BIGGER & BETTER.
After much research, we have gotten to know Nkululeko on a more personal level.
Here is the interview we had with Nkululeko:
Kempster Ford: How long have you been in the Company for?
Nkululeko: I have been at Ford for 2 months, however, I have been in the motor industry for the past 5 years now.
Kempster Ford: What is your greatest achievement in the motor industry?
Nkululeko: I would have to say the first month I started at Ford and sold 6 vehicles. I felt overwhelmed and excited all in one.
Kempster Ford: What is your favourite vehicle and why is that your all-time favourite?
Nkululeko: My favourite vehicle is the Ford Ranger Wildtrak. I would have to say the reason for this specific vehicle is the power it has. It is ideal for travelling on and off road. You have no trouble or hassle and this vehicle takes me to any destination I need to go in pure comfort.
Kempster Ford: What is your dream destination?
Nkululeko: Paris. I would like to go there one day simply for it being the city of love and my dream is to see the Eiffel Tower
Kempster Ford: What is your favourite food?
Nkululeko: OOOOOOh that is so easy to answer! Definitely braai meat and pap. That meal makes me happy in my soul.
Kempster Ford: What is your motto?
Nkululeko: Building Client relations is key!
Nkululeko is a very outgoing person who is always smiling and willing to lend a hand. He is passionate about making every Customer enjoy their experience of purchasing a vehicle. He loves to share every moment with his Customer to build their relationship and take care of them even after their purchase.
Welcome to the family Nkululeko.
When it’s time to upgrade your ride, you’re faced with the choice of trading it in to the dealership or selling it elsewhere. While a private sale can be a hassle, it often means getting more money for your vehicle. However, it really depends on what you have and whether the dealership would be able to structure a proper deal should you have a shortfall on your vehicle.
Selling privately
If you are trading something lightly used, chances are you will make more money if you sell it privately. We suggest you get a subject to view offer from your dealership first so you can decide whether or not it will be worth your while to try selling it privately. If you have an older vehicle with high mileage that you know might not be worth that much, your best bet will be so sell it to a private buyer.
Just keep in mind that it comes with a bit more hassle and safety risks while being a lot more time conceiving and stressful.
When to trade
There are 2 major benefits when trading your vehicle in, opposed to selling it privately.
First benefit is that you are spared the risk and hassle of preparing, advertising, and selling your vehicle. It is convenient to drop your car off at the dealership and going home with another.
Also, when you’re trade value is much lower than the outstanding settlement, it makes it almost impossible to sell your vehicle privately, as the shortfall will be too much. Dealerships have the ability to load that balance into the next loan or lease.
The key thing is to be realistic about your vehicle’s trade value. Have a look at what similar vehicles to yours are selling for on local web sites. Keep in mind that most dealers will make an offer based on what the current market value is.
Start fresh this 2018, bring your vehicle for an evaluation, choose from our wide variety of used or new Ford vehicles and drive off in your new ride.
For trade-ins or if you would like to sell your vehicle, you are more than welcome to contact CMH Kempster Ford Pretoria North on 012 404 9200 or visit us at 617 Johan Heyns Drive, Gezina, Pretoria.
There is very little risk when purchasing new, as you can almost be certain that there will be no damage, and that the vehicle was never involved in an accident.
Most brands sell their vehicles standard with a factory warranty and in most cases, service plans included.
The only negative is that a new car usually costs a lot more, and you can be assured that the initial depreciation in value will be quite significant.
On the other hand, you can get much more bang for your buck when purchasing a used car, and most of the major initial depreciation already occurred. But how do I know if I am buying a properly looked-after vehicle?
There are things to look out for when buying a second-hand vehicle. From the outside, it would be noticeable damage.
This can come in many shapes and sizes. Keep an eye out for mismatched paint, abnormal panel gaps and new lights and lenses that don't match the others - these are indicators of past accident damage.
Another must is to check the service history. A car that has been well-maintained and serviced on a regular basis will have a higher value than those that are not cared for.
Another must is the mileage. If a vehicle is in good condition but has high mileage, it should set off alarm bells and the same goes for older cars with very low mileage that shows the aforementioned signs of wear and tear.
Whether buying new or used, most important is that you feel satisfied with the purchase you made and that the vehicle suits your individual needs.
With all the incredible and unique vehicles we have to offer from used to new, you will definitely find something that will suit your lifestyle, needs and budget. We also have various finance options available and the best sales executives to ensure that your overall purchasing experience at CMH Ford Pretoria North is a satisfactory one.
It was the first company to manufacture and sell cars.
The company was formed by Henry Ford in 1901. He was 39 years old at the time. (Insert picture of Henry Ford). All CEO’s since him have been direct relatives.
The first Ford vehicle was sold for $850.
The Ford blue oval badge was not introduced until four years later. Since then it has gone through ten badge modifications. The current one being the eleventh. (Insert picture of Ford badge)
The Ford Mustang came on the market in 1964 and the very next year in 1965 Ford introduced the seatbelt reminder light. The Mustang has been Ford’s highly successful sports car. It has won the Trans American Championship and the Imsa GTO Championship.
The Ford Fusion was previously the Ford Mondeo. The Mondeo was dropped in 2005 and came back as the Ford Fusion.
Ford is recognised as a pioneer of aviation. During world war 1. It started Ford Airplane company which was closed in 1933 because the sales were low.
Having great service is something that will leave a memory with you forever. We at Kempster Ford Durban ensure we go the extra mile for each & every one of our valued Clients. We make you a priority & our goal is to leave you with a lasting impression, always!
We have had a few questions from our customers about the service and workshop, which are addressed here by our friendly staff -
Customer: Why should we service our vehicle with Kempster Ford Durban?
CMH Kempster Ford Durban: We are the best dealership & will go the extra mile to make sure you are happy!
Customer: What sets your dealership apart from everyone else?
CMH Kempster Ford Durban: We are fortunate to be located at 901 Umgeni Road, which is a very busy area, close to the popular Moses Mabhida Stadium. Our friendly staff are there to welcome you as you walk in.
Customer: How long does a general service take?
CMH Kempster Ford Durban: A general service takes about 2 hours but it all depends on what your particular vehicles require & great service cannot be rushed!
Customer: Who should we contact to book a vehicle into your workshop?
CMH Kempster Ford Durban: You can contact Reena, our Bookings Clerk on 031 313 0800.
Customer: Can we have Ford products and extras fitted in your workshop?
CMH Kempster Ford Durban: Of course you can! We offer a wide variety, from fitting smash and grab, attending to your aircon or chips on your windscreen, wheel alignment, as well as having brand new tires fitted. The great news is we can also accommodate up to 17-inch tires!
Dominic, the Workshop Manager, has been with the company for the past 6 Years. He works beside his amazing service team, who is there to always help you and keep you smiling.
He has won numerous awards and this shines through when he is dealing with our customers.
