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WeBuyCars Dome

Coordinates:26°03′47.55″S27°56′35.52″E / 26.0632083°S 27.9432000°E /-26.0632083; 27.9432000
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Indoor car showroom in South Africa

WeBuyCars Dome
TheWeBuyCars Dome in 2022
Map
Interactive map of WeBuyCars Dome
Former namesMTN Sundome (1998–2001)
The Dome at Northgate (2001–2004)
Coca-Cola Dome (2004–2015)
TicketPro Dome (2015–2021)
AddressNorthumberland Rd and Olievenhout Ave
Northriding
Randburg
2161South Africa
LocationNorthgate Shopping Centre
Coordinates26°03′47.55″S27°56′35.52″E / 26.0632083°S 27.9432000°E /-26.0632083; 27.9432000
OwnerWeBuyCars
Capacity20,000 seats (arena)
+1,000 vehicles (showroom)
Construction
Opened8 April 1998 (arena)
Closed7 September 2021 (arena)
ArchitectBentel Abramson & Partners
Project managerBMR Partnership
Structural engineerLillicrap Crutchfield
Services engineer
  • Rawlins Wales & Partners
  • Richard Pearce and Partner
Main contractorsWilson Bayly Holmes Ovcon
Website
Venue Website

TheWeBuyCars Dome, previously known as theTicketPro Dome,Coca-Cola Dome,The Dome at Northgate, andMTN Sundome, is a large car showroom and former indoor arena, located inRandburg, north ofJohannesburg,South Africa.

The Dome is owned by major South African non-manufacturingautomotive group,WeBuyCars. The building serves as the company's flagship showroom, with around 11,000 square meters of retail space, and a capacity of around 2,000 vehicles. The Dome also has an underground area for the testing of aquatic vehicles.[1][2]

History

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The building opened on 8 April 1998 with a concert byDiana Ross in front of a 15,000 strong audience.Nelson Mandela made a surprise appearance on stage during the official opening.[3]

The arena closed temporarily in September 2021.[4][5]

In December 2021, South African non-manufacturingautomotive group,WeBuyCars, bought the Dome from the Sasol Pension Fund, and turned it into a pre-owned vehicle showroom, with a capacity of around 2,000 vehicles.[1][2]

Location

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The Dome exterior in October 2008

The WeBuyCars Dome is situated adjacent toNorthgate Shopping Centre on the corner of Olievenhout Avenue and Northumberland Road, in the suburb North Riding, a short distance west of the N1/Western Bypass highway.

The venue is 45 km fromO. R. Tambo International Airport, 16 km fromLanseria Airport and 20 km from theSandton business centre.

Events

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The Dome during the Castrol Xtreme Auto Show event in August 2005.

On 8 May 2005,Avril Lavigne held a concertBonez Tour in support of her second studio album,Under My Skin.

On 20 May 2001, Irish vocal pop bandWestlife held a concert for theirWhere Dreams Come True Tour supporting their albumCoast to Coast.

On 25 October 2015, South African hip hop recording artistCassper Nyovest announced that tickets to his upcoming show at the venue titled #FillUpTheDome had sold out. He is the first South African hip hop act to accomplish this feat.

On 1 and 2 May 2016, American pop-R&B divaMariah Carey performed at the Dome forThe Sweet Sweet Fantasy Tour.

On 5 August 2017, theNBA Africa Game was held at the Dome.[6]

From 18 to 21 July 2018, American singer-songwriterKaty Perry performed at the Dome as part of herWitness: The Tour.

On 13–14 April 2019, British singerSam Smith performed at the dome as part of theirThe Thrill of It All Tour.

See also

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References

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  1. ^abStaff Writer (14 December 2021)."WeBuyCars Dome – a super-showroom accommodating 1,000 vehicles – opens its doors". BusinessTech. Retrieved5 August 2025.
  2. ^abReuben Van Niekerk (24 July 2025)."Tackling complaints, the Chinese impact and transparent trading: How WeBuyCars aims to grow". news24. Retrieved5 August 2025.
  3. ^"SOUTH AFRICA: DIANA ROSS PERFORMS HER FIRST CONCERT IN SOUTH AFRICA".Reuters Archive Licensing. Retrieved6 March 2019.
  4. ^"Buy Used Cars for Sale".www.sgcarmart.com. Retrieved16 January 2025.
  5. ^"WeBuyCars Dome – a super-showroom accommodating 1,000 vehicles – opens its doors".
  6. ^"Getting to know Africa's flashy basketball arenas".FIBA. 2 September 2019. Retrieved10 December 2020.

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