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XUV700
Mahindra
XUV700 2.0T AX5
Price: R495,199
Mahindra
XUV700 2.0T AX7
Price: R551,399
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XUV700 2.0T AX7L
Price: R599,999
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XUV700 2.0T AX7L Black Edition
Price: R627,899
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Comments
Agreed about the greedy governmunt. As regards DT (who is a long way from being stupid), imho it is preferable...
Geoff Smailes on 12 Sep 2026
Thanks to a greedy government and Trump's stupidity.
Le Clerc on 12 Sep 2026
And still blaming the wars. Fuel in SA have gone through the roof in the last 30 years with all...
Red on 12 Sep 2026
And then you must visit the panel beaters, and workshops and see how many of these Chinese junk are waiting...
Red on 12 Sep 2026
Note, the one being suspended for more than 2 years already!
Elbie Steytler on 12 Sep 2026
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