Zimbabwe Midas - Harare

One of the key strengths of the Midas brand is the strong entrepreneurial spirit that drives the success of the business. The knowledge and experience of the sales teams and owners alike mean that you as the consumer will benefit from many years of accumulative knowledge and passion for the business.  

The range of vehicle parts covering all makes and models is supported by 8 strategically placed distribution centres for optimal supply. With over 150 000 part-numbers to choose from we aim to provide the product on the same day service or within a reasonable time frame. Growing vehicle complexity in terms of the vehicle car parc proliferation and increasing technical aspects of the vehicle make it even more important for this level of support provided by Parts Incorporated Africa a Division of Motus Aftermarket Parts. The team that supports Midas comprises over 1000 employees on a day-to-day basis ranging from Marketing, Product Management, Franchise Support, Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

Midas is the largest automotive aftermarket parts Franchise In Southern Africa  

Apart from the strong focus on car parts, you will also be able to find a range of Tools and Accessories in store. The brand offering includes our Midas range supported by international brands and products sourced for the Southern African Car Enthusiast in Mind.   

Be sure to check our store locator to find vehicle parts near you and our workshop portal to find a workshop near you. With over 300 stores to choose from you will be sure to find a Midas near you. Midas also has a presence in Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe. 

Future of the Automotive Aftermarket Industry

As the automotive industry heads into the next step in our evolution we at Midas are gearing up to support you. Through a series of mechanisms which includes connected cars, workshop support through technical data and training we will be well placed to continue our journey with you.

The competition commission has published draft guidelines, which are planned to come into effect from the 1st July 2021,  that relate to the South African Automotive Aftermarket industry and the repair of vehicles under the original equipment manufacturers warranty and service plans.

The guidelines indicate that when purchasing a new vehicle that the consumer will be allowed to choose where they would like to purchase value-added products such as service and maintenance plans through independent approved service providers in the Automotive Aftermarket.

The authorized repair and servicing of vehicles will be allowed using both original parts from the manufacturer but also matching quality products provided by the Automotive Aftermarket “replacement parts”. This means that Authorised repairers will be able to purchase products from authorised parts suppliers or independent parts suppliers. Vehicle owners will be able to use any repair shop to perform work, during the warranty period, all the while retaining the warranty.

Vehicle manufacturers may not make warranties conditional on the repair and servicing of a motor vehicle within their network or the use of their own branded spare parts. Vehicle manufacturers are required to make available to authorized and independent repairers’ technical information and training required to service and repair motor vehicles.