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Premier motor show a boost for coast

The show attracted some of the best cars from around the country.

MOTORING enthusiasts and their families experienced and enjoyed the prestigious and exciting Autostyle Motor Show at the Dezzi South Coast Raceway last Sunday.

The displays showcased the latest in automotive design and innovative technology.

South Coast Volkswagen staff are (from left) Zane Nadasen, Liesel Schonken, Charleen van Heerden, Lynette Hiepner, Londiwe Nyeza, Siya Shazi, Pinky Mjaja and James Nyawose in front.

Even with the heavens opening up so dramatically the previous day and drizzling most of Sunday the show went on.

There was a wide range of fantastic cars, from modern to classic, plus related trade stands and food stalls, placed strategically around the raceway.

Chris Lepan and Elmi van Beek of Suzuki South Coast at the show.
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Over the past four years the Autostyle Motor Show has grown and is now recognised as one of the premier motor shows, attracting some of the best cars from around the country.

The show was a great platform for exhibitors to interact with customers.

The Thompson Motors team, Port Shepstone and Shelly Beach, at their display are (back, from left) Zeona van den Heever, Engela Preiss, Danny O’ Dea, Patrick Arthur, Susan Hayward and Barry Venter with Solly Ngomane and Leon Welmans in front.
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Visitors were treated to world-class entertainment and a chance to keep up with the hottest motoring trends, with the opportunity to buy the latest branded merchandise and trendy gadgets at unbeatable prices.

This is the first time the event has taken place at the Dezzi Raceway and many accolades should be given to the organisers.

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