by James Lamusse | Dec 7, 2024 | BodyGuard, Mechanical Warranty, Tyre Angel
As the summer holidays wind down and the new school year approaches, our roads are about to get busier. The back to school season brings increased traffic, especially during peak hours. Make sure your vehicle is in tip-top shape to handle the daily grind of school...
by James Lamusse | Oct 15, 2024 | BodyGuard, Mechanical Warranty
When you buy a car, one big worry you’ll have is how fast it will lose value. In South Africa, new cars can drop by a whopping 15-20% in just the first year! Buying a new ride can hit your wallet hard. That’s why maintaining your car’s value is so important. What’s...
by James Lamusse | Aug 20, 2024 | BodyGuard, Mechanical Warranty, Tyre Angel
Maintaining your car’s trade-in value is a smart move. Trade-in value refers to the amount a dealership will offer you for your old car when you purchase a new one. Keeping your car’s value can help you when it comes time to upgrade your ride, downgrade to a...
by James Lamusse | Jul 31, 2024 | BodyGuard, Legal Angel, Mechanical Warranty, Tyre Angel
Buying your first car is a big deal. You now have ultimate freedom and convenience. Among the many benefits of being a car owner, there are also a range of unavoidable costs that can quickly strain your budget, if not managed correctly. No matter how well you drive,...
by James Lamusse | Jul 31, 2024 | BodyGuard, Mechanical Warranty, Tyre Angel
Modern cars have sophisticated technology that enhances your comfort, your car’s performance and fuel efficiency. Behind their sleek design and modern features lies a challenge for car owners: Unexpected car repairs that cost a fortune. If you’re not prepared, car...
by James Lamusse | Jul 31, 2024 | BodyGuard, Mechanical Warranty, Tyre Angel
Value-Added Insurance policies can save you from unexpected expenses. Value-Added Insurance policies give you cover for smaller, yet significant, incidents that still leave a dent in your budget. To illustrate how these policies can benefit car owners, let’s consider...