Which family cars and 7-seaters can I rent to own?
Yes — you can rent a brand-new family car or 7-seater from R6,395 a month, with no deposit. Insurance, maintenance and servicing, tyres, a tracker, 24/7 roadside assistance and a courtesy car during servicing are all inside that monthly figure, along with 3,000 km a month. There is no deposit, but a once-off, non-refundable start-up fee applies before delivery, from about R20,000. Approval is based on what you can afford, not on a credit score, so one income or an impaired record does not rule you out.
A family car has one job the others do not: it has to be available. School run, work, hospital if it comes to that. That shapes everything below.
How many seats can I get, and in which models?
- Tata Tiago 1.2 XM MT — the entry point to the whole range. From R6,395 a month.
- Toyota Vitz 1.0 — small, light on fuel, and a Toyota. From R6,695 a month.
- VW Polo Vivo 1.4 Trendline — the one most families settle on, and the easiest car here to live with. From R7,995 a month.
- Suzuki Swift 1.2 GA Manual — cheap to run and genuinely good to drive. From R8,295 a month.
- Suzuki Swift 1.2 GA Auto — the same car with an automatic box for traffic. From R9,495 a month.
- Renault Triber 1.0 Zen manual — a genuine 7-seater, and the most affordable way we know to put seven people in a brand-new car. From R9,695 a month.
- Renault Triber 1.0 Zen automatic — seven seats, no clutch. From R9,995 a month.
- Toyota Starlet 1.5 Xs A/T — more space and more power than the entry cars, still easy on fuel. From R9,995 a month.
- VW Polo 1.0 TSI — the step up from the Vivo, with the turbo engine. From R11,295 a month.
From R6,395 per month. See the current range. Older family cars at sharper monthlies stay available on current specials.
Do I get a car while mine is being serviced?
You get a courtesy car. The school run does not stop because your car is booked in, which is the single most practical reason families end up here rather than on a finance deal.
Insurance, maintenance, tyres, tracking and a courtesy car are built into the monthly figure — see exactly what is included.
Can I qualify on one income or with bad credit?
We assess affordability and stability, not your credit score. A single income, a past judgment, or being under debt review does not automatically end the conversation — it is the monthly number that matters.
Can I change to a bigger car later?
The contract is flexible. If the Polo stops fitting and you need the Triber, you are not locked in for years — you can return or change the vehicle.
