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Namibia drives on the left and requires right-hand drive for domestic registration, which closes the Namibian market itself…
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Mozambique looks like an obvious market for Korean used vehicles. The Port of Maputo sits on a deepwater…
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A Kia Sportage comes out of a container at Abidjan with a creased rear quarter panel and a…
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Liberia is a right-hand-traffic country, which means the left-hand-drive Hyundai and Kia units that make up the bulk…
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This is the first question in a Korea-to-Africa vehicle programme and it is asked last more often than…
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African importers book “shipment from Korea” and let the agent choose the port. That works until it does…
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Korea’s domestic transition towards electrified vehicles is pushing a growing volume of used hybrids and battery-electric vehicles onto…
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Ask a clearing agent in Tema, Douala or Matadi what stopped their last vehicle file and the answer…
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A late-model Hyundai Tucson diesel is an attractive import. Strong torque, good economy, and Korean domestic examples come…
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Two Korean vehicles arrive at the same port on the same vessel. Both are Hyundai. Both are the…
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