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[TOP STORY] Mounting car recalls raise questions about manufacturing quality

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‘The problems are not being picked up at the earliest point before the cars get sold to the market…a lot of the problems are actually being picked up through diagnostics after it's been sold,’ says Phakamisa Hlubi-Majola, spokesperson for the Motor Industry Staff Association.

11 Mar 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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