Now in its 5th year, the #CarsAwards was conceived to be South Africa's definitive automotive awards programme and is backed, for the 4th year running, by the country's leading supplier of vehicle finance, WesBank.
Read more about the finalists in the 2019/20 Cars.co.za Consumer Awards – powered by WesBank here!
The Business Class category is guided by both eligibility factors and Pillars of Success.
Eligibility for this category includes a list price that falls between R600 000 and R800 000 at the time of semi-finalist voting (1 September 2019) to ensure a healthy measure of prestige. The fitment of required optional extras must collectively not push the price over R800 000. Eligible vehicles must have 6 airbags and Electronic Stability Control (ESC).
Pillars of Success in this category include powertrain technology, luxury, brand strength, design and quality appeal, driving dynamics and technology.
Visit www.carsawards.co.za for more information. The finalists are as follows:
The all-new BMW 3 Series enters this #CarsAwards category armed with sharper looks, more technology and promises the same rear-wheel drive driving pleasure we’ve grown accustomed to. Interestingly, this year there are 2 derivatives vying for honours. Take your pick: 320d or 330i?
View specification details for the BMW 320d Sport Line
Do you own a BMW? Have your say and complete our Ownership Satisfaction Survey here!
As a top-seller in its segment of the South African new vehicle market and with a World Car of the Year title under its belt, the Mercedes-Benz C-Class continues to be a comfortable front-runner in the business class segment. However, the Stuttgart-based firm extensively facelifted the C-Class in mid-2018, which introduced new engines, safety features and tech.
View specification details for the Mercedes-Benz C300 AMG Line
Do you own a Mercedes-Benz? Have your say and complete our Ownership Satisfaction Survey here!
The head-turning Volkswagen Arteon is the successor to the svelte CC. It looks like no other contemporary Volkswagen and is, in essence, a fashion-forward reimagining of the conservative Passat. However, in a segment dominated by premium brands, does a Volkswagen have enough prestige to see it go all the way? It did so last year, but the segment has changed.
View specification details for the Volkswagen Arteon 2.0 TSI 4Motion R-Line
Do you own a Volkswagen? Have your say and complete our Ownership Satisfaction Survey here!
See last year's #CarsAwards winners here!