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The most popular used bakkies, SUVs, hatchbacks, and sedans in South Africa

5 Nov 2026
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South Africans spent R70 billion on petrol and diesel in 3 months

5 Nov 2026
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R150 million for South Africa’s digital driver’s licence cards

4 Nov 2026
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The times your car is most likely to be hijacked in South Africa

3 Nov 2026
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The South Africans spending R5.7 billion to keep their cars safe

1 Nov 2026
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I renewed my driver’s licence card at 6pm on a Friday in South Africa

31 Oct 2026
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The South African car dealer making R1.3 billion every month

31 Oct 2026
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The R1,900 difference between filling your car with petrol vs gas

31 Oct 2026
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Jetour’s big plans for South Africa

30 Oct 2026
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The two steering flaws that can lead to a car accident

30 Oct 2026
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The R650 per month difference paying for car insurance instead of petrol taxes

29 Oct 2026
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Roadside adverts out of control in South Africa’s richest province

28 Oct 2026
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The country very similar to South Africa that lost all of its car factories

27 Oct 2026
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Massive expansion planned for the Gautrain – which received R5.1 billion due to low passenger numbers

27 Oct 2026
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Bad news for anyone flying this December holiday

27 Oct 2026
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State-owned company coming after delivery drivers in South Africa

26 Oct 2026
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The smallest hidden car tracker in South Africa is no bigger than a R5 coin

26 Oct 2026
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The historic South African race shortlisted for an international award

25 Oct 2026
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Why 95 petrol is better for your car – even at R30 per litre

25 Oct 2026
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The electric car South Africans want but can’t buy

24 Oct 2026
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Comments

If you can't afford the tyres, don't buy the car .

Wim Rademeyer on 6 Nov 2026

With the current price of petrol an average 1.6L petrol vehicle will consume around R150 000 worth of fuel over...

Shaun on 6 Nov 2026

Yes they will find any loophole.

Red on 6 Nov 2026

And people are talking about the long guarantee on some batteries, but remember sometimes these warranties is not worth the...

Red on 6 Nov 2026

You forgot to account for the fact that you paid double upfront for the hybrid. So, you are still recovering...

Nikos Raftopulos on 6 Nov 2026
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