The first thing we all have to do to stop the virus in its tracks, is to exercise good hygiene. This means washing our hands regularly with soap and water for up to 20 seconds or more. Stop touching your face, and remember to sanitise often when coming into contact with people, objects, shopping bags, etc.
WE'RE BACK
COVID-19 UPDATES
COVID-19: LEVEL 3
DATSUN South Africa
WE ARE BACK & READY TO HELP
Datsun SA is pleased to announce our dealerships are now opened across both sales and aftersales services. Our dealer network are adhering to stringent safety measures & sanitation standards to ensure both our customers and staff are protected.
As the dealerships ease into Level 3, limited footfall will be maintained as mandated by the government, therefore all test drives and service bookings will be handled by appointment only.
#We’reBack. StaySafe
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Datsun status during COVID-19 Lockdown
ARE DATSUN DEALERSHIPS OPENED?
CAN I GO IN TO A DEALERSHIP?
WHERE CAN I GET THE DEALERSHIPS CONTACT DETAILS FROM?
MY BATTERY HAS BEEN JUMP STARTED 5 TIMES DURING LOCKDOWN AND I THINK IT NEEDS TO BE REPLACED? WHAT IS THE WARRANTY ON MY BATTERY?
Can I get parts from Datsun?
What happens to Service Plans and Warranties?
STAY SAFE.
The first thing we all have to do to stop the virus in its tracks, is to exercise good hygiene. This means washing our hands regularly with soap and water for up to 20 seconds or more. Stop touching your face, and remember to sanitise often when coming into contact with people, objects, shopping bags, etc.
The first thing we all have to do to stop the virus in its tracks, is to exercise good hygiene. This means washing our hands regularly with soap and water for up to 20 seconds or more. Stop touching your face, and remember to sanitise often when coming into contact with people, objects, shopping bags, etc.
The virus isn't airborne, but when an infected person coughs, sneezes or touches anything, the virus can be transmitted. Let's make sure we observe a safe distance between ourselves and the next person to avoid infection. In fact, the best way to protect yourself and others, is to avoid groups altogether and just stay home. That's the safest place.
The virus isn't airborne, but when an infected person coughs, sneezes or touches anything, the virus can be transmitted. Let's make sure we observe a safe distance between ourselves and the next person to avoid infection. In fact, the best way to protect yourself and others, is to avoid groups altogether and just stay home. That's the safest place.
The virus isn't airborne, but when an infected person coughs, sneezes or touches anything, the virus can be transmitted. Let's make sure we observe a safe distance between ourselves and the next person to avoid infection. In fact, the best way to protect yourself and others, is to avoid groups altogether and just stay home. That's the safest place.
If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, that's the time to get yourself to a hospital for serious preventative maintenance before your warranty runs out.
If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, that's the time to get yourself to a hospital for serious preventative maintenance before your warranty runs out.
If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, that's the time to get yourself to a hospital for serious preventative maintenance before your warranty runs out.
The road to recovery is going to be long and tough. It's going to be especially hard for the old, a compromised immune system, and the poor. As the virus spreads disease, fear, mistrust and contempt, we can beat it together with solidarity, by spreading kindness and consideration.
The road to recovery is going to be long and tough. It's going to be especially hard for the old, a compromised immune system, and the poor. As the virus spreads disease, fear, mistrust and contempt, we can beat it together with solidarity, by spreading kindness and consideration.
The road to recovery is going to be long and tough. It's going to be especially hard for the old, a compromised immune system, and the poor. As the virus spreads disease, fear, mistrust and contempt, we can beat it together with solidarity, by spreading kindness and consideration.
The only thing spreading faster than the virus is misinformation, conspiracy theories, poor advice, and prejudice against certain groups of people. Let's put a stop to the negativity and move forward with facts, knowledge and good practices.
The only thing spreading faster than the virus is misinformation, conspiracy theories, poor advice, and prejudice against certain groups of people. Let's put a stop to the negativity and move forward with facts, knowledge and good practices.
The only thing spreading faster than the virus is misinformation, conspiracy theories, poor advice, and prejudice against certain groups of people. Let's put a stop to the negativity and move forward with facts, knowledge and good practices.
If you can, make a donation to the local COVID-19 Solidarity Fund or to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, to support those affected by the pandemic. These funds are the best way for individuals, organisations and companies globally to donate to the WHO's COVID-19 efforts to fight the spread of the virus, treat patients and accelerate the development of vaccines. Every little bit counts.
If you can, make a donation to the local COVID-19 Solidarity Fund or to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, to support those affected by the pandemic. These funds are the best way for individuals, organisations and companies globally to donate to the WHO's COVID-19 efforts to fight the spread of the virus, treat patients and accelerate the development of vaccines. Every little bit counts.
If you can, make a donation to the local COVID-19 Solidarity Fund or to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, to support those affected by the pandemic. These funds are the best way for individuals, organisations and companies globally to donate to the WHO's COVID-19 efforts to fight the spread of the virus, treat patients and accelerate the development of vaccines. Every little bit counts.
For more information on COVID-19 preventative tips, symptoms, as well as the latest news and statistics in South Africa, please visit the COVID-19 South African Resource Portal.
CAR CARE TIPS FOR LOCKDOWN
Keep it covered
Park your car in a garage or keep it covered when it's parked outside.
Keep it covered
Park your car in a garage or keep it covered when it's parked outside.
Keep it covered
Park your car in a garage or keep it covered when it's parked outside.
Keep it clean
Clean your car both inside and out. Bird droppings or industrial fallout might stain the car’s paintwork or even damage it. Bits of food left in the car may become rotten and attract rodents.
Keep it clean
Clean your car both inside and out. Bird droppings or industrial fallout might stain the car’s paintwork or even damage it. Bits of food left in the car may become rotten and attract rodents.
Keep it clean
Clean your car both inside and out. Bird droppings or industrial fallout might stain the car’s paintwork or even damage it. Bits of food left in the car may become rotten and attract rodents.
Fill up the tank
A full tank of fuel will prevent rust from forming on the inside by keeping moisture from entering the tank. Ensure that the tank is properly sealed.
Fill up the tank
A full tank of fuel will prevent rust from forming on the inside by keeping moisture from entering the tank. Ensure that the tank is properly sealed.
Fill up the tank
A full tank of fuel will prevent rust from forming on the inside by keeping moisture from entering the tank. Ensure that the tank is properly sealed.
Keep the battery charged
Start the vehicle every 3rd day and let it idle for 10 to 15 minutes to keep the battery charged.
Keep the battery charged
Start the vehicle every 3rd day and let it idle for 10 to 15 minutes to keep the battery charged.
Keep the battery charged
Start the vehicle every 3rd day and let it idle for 10 to 15 minutes to keep the battery charged.
Avoid flat spots on tyres
Move your car forwards and backwards once a week to avoid flat spots on the tyres.
Avoid flat spots on tyres
Move your car forwards and backwards once a week to avoid flat spots on the tyres.
Avoid flat spots on tyres
Move your car forwards and backwards once a week to avoid flat spots on the tyres.
Check engine oil level
Ensure that this is checked before starting the vehicle. The oil level needs to be above the minimum mark.
Check engine oil level
Ensure that this is checked before starting the vehicle. The oil level needs to be above the minimum mark.
Check engine oil level
Ensure that this is checked before starting the vehicle. The oil level needs to be above the minimum mark.
Check coolant level
The correct level is indicated on the expansion bottle. If topping up is required, please refer to the Owner’s Manual for exact details on the required level. Ensure that this is done while the engine is cold and before starting it.
Check coolant level
The correct level is indicated on the expansion bottle. If topping up is required, please refer to the Owner’s Manual for exact details on the required level. Ensure that this is done while the engine is cold and before starting it.
Check coolant level
The correct level is indicated on the expansion bottle. If topping up is required, please refer to the Owner’s Manual for exact details on the required level. Ensure that this is done while the engine is cold and before starting it.