Own a G-Wagon? The wheels may be coming off your R4m car

Author: News24 Business teamPublished on: May 8, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & Economy

Own a G-Wagon? The wheels may be coming off your R4m car

Owners of the G-Wagon, a luxury vehicle costing around R4 million, may face safety issues related to wheels detaching. This problem has been reported by several users, raising concerns about the reliability of this model. Experts recommend that owners have their vehicles inspected to prevent potential accidents.

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