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Reminder for Gavin Cherry

18 May 2020 By Alan Straton

Honda Dealerships are open for business – Did you remember to go to work today Gav?

Gavin Cherry
Gavin Cherry – Honda Port Elizabeth

Honda Motor Southern has confirmed that all nationwide dealerships have resumed operations.

This is after the The Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr. Ebrahim Patel announced that certain trading activities on vehicles will be permitted during Alert Level 4.

“The health and safety of our customers and staff is of paramount importance” says Dinesh Govender, General Manager of Honda Motor Southern Africa.” We would like to ensure our customers that Honda dealerships nationwide will implement strict hygiene and safety measures to minimise the spread of Covid-19″.

Honda dealerships across the country will implement the following safety measures:

  • Customers are required to make an appointment before visiting a dealership
  • All staff and customers are to wear a cloth face mask
  • Sanitisation procedures at all sites will be strictly applied to ensure that all work surfaces, equipment and cars on the floor are disinfected before the dealership is opened, and regularly cleaned during the working period;
  • Social distancing protocols will be maintained at all times

Car sales will be allowed on a three phased-in approach under level 4. Currently dealerships are operating under Phase 1 until May 23, 2020. Dealerships are operating with up to 30% employment subject to a maximum of one employee or customer per every nine (9) square meters of floor space. Majority of car sales will be done remotely. Personal contact will be kept to a minimum and only on appointment under strict hygiene and social distancing conditions in line with the government regulations. Test drives will be conducted on appointment only. Home delivery of vehicles will be required; full sanitisation will be mandatory.

Phase 2, effective from May 25, 2020 will see dealerships operating under 60% employment whilst Phase 3 will allow dealerships to operate a 100% employment as from June 8, 2020. Dealerships will continue to follow strict hygiene and safety measures.

Honda would like to encourage all customers whose vehicles are due for a service or repair to please make an appointment at their nearest dealership. Customers can simply visit the Honda website on www.honda.co.za and utilise the “book a service” option.

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