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Kia's SA-bound Tasman bakkie could create a storm for Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger

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Lots of Tasman R&D has happened in Australia. Expect an all-terrain capable bakkie. (Photo: Kia)
Lots of Tasman R&D has happened in Australia. Expect an all-terrain capable bakkie. (Photo: Kia)

Chinese double cabs have proved South African bakkie buyers might be loyal, but even loyalty has a price.

Double cabs drive revenue and profits for some of South Africa's biggest automotive brands.

The idea of a R1 million bakkie might have been ridiculous a few years ago, but today, several bakkies are priced into seven figures.

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