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Sourcing and delivering vehicles through Randburg's infrastructure requires logistics most car shoppers never think about. Stock arrives from ports or auctions and must be inspected, detailed, and certified before it sits on a lot where the Gauteng sun works constantly on paintwork and upholstery. Paperwork—NATIS registration, roadworthiness certificates, finance agreements, and insurance documents—has to move through multiple channels. Test drives navigate congested roads around Bryanston and Sandton. Vehicle history checks dig into accident records and odometer fraud, common problems in second-hand markets. When a customer collects their car, it needs to be mechanically sound and legally compliant from day one. The dealer who manages these layers well becomes invisible to the buyer; the one who doesn't creates months of frustration.