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Torque & Trust Referral Program

Do you know someone looking to buy a car?

That connection could earn you R2,500 per approved deal with Torque & Trust.

Torque and Trust spotter referral program earn R2500 per approved car deal

At Torque & Trust, we work with serious spotters who understand the value of referrals. You don’t need to sell the car. You simply connect us to the right client, and we handle everything from enquiry to finance, approval, delivery, and follow-up.

📲 Become a Spotter on WhatsApp

💰 How It Works

  1. You refer a client who is interested in buying a new or demo vehicle.
  2. We contact and assist the client professionally.
  3. We handle the full process, including finance, approval, paperwork, and delivery.
  4. Once the deal is approved, you earn R2,500.

✅ What We Offer

  • Access to multiple brands including Tata, Hyundai, Kia, Renault, Nissan, Haval, Jetour, Mitsubishi, GAC, JMC, and more.
  • Full finance assistance for qualifying clients.
  • Professional service from enquiry to delivery.
  • Clear communication and proper follow-up.
  • A referral process that helps track your submitted leads.

📌 Important Requirements To Get Paid

To qualify for referral payouts, all spotters must submit the following documents:

  • Copy of your ID
  • Proof of Tax Number
  • Bank Confirmation Letter

These documents help us make sure payments are handled smoothly and correctly.

⚠️ Payment Terms

  • Payment is R2,500 per approved deal.
  • Payment is made only once finance is approved and the deal is confirmed.
  • Each referral must be clearly submitted and tracked.
  • Duplicate or unclear referrals may not qualify for payout.

🤝 Who This Is For

This opportunity is perfect if you are:

  • Well connected in your community.
  • Active on WhatsApp, Facebook, TikTok, or social media.
  • Involved in groups, workplaces, churches, stokvels, or local networks.
  • Someone people trust when making decisions.

🚀 Why Work With Torque & Trust?

Because we don’t just chase deals. We build relationships, follow up properly, and treat every referred client with respect.

Your referrals are handled with professionalism, urgency, and care — which means better chances of approval and more earnings for you.

📲 Ready to Start?

Send your first referral now or apply to become a Torque & Trust spotter.

📩 Submit a Referral

Useful Links

📋 Open the Spotters Referral Page

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🚙 View Tata Punch

🔥 View Tata Curvv

💎 View Tata Harrier

🔑 Final Word

You don’t need experience in car sales. You don’t need to convince anyone. You simply need to connect us to the right client.

We do the rest.

Torque & Trust
Lebalane M
📱 062 873 5981
📍 Prestige Motor Group

Hi, I'm Lebalane M, proudly Powered by BB Motors. I help people find the right vehicle for their lifestyle and budget by offering honest advice, finance guidance, and real automotive experience. My goal is simple: build trust, create lasting relationships, and make your car-buying journey easier. — Lebalane M Powered by BB Motors

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