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Why your car insurance doesn’t pay for everything, even when you pay them to

4 Sep 2026
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Sky-high petrol prices driving South Africans to unfamiliar car brands

4 Sep 2026
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South Africans can no longer afford to service their cars

4 Sep 2026
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Mafia shutting down road construction projects in South Africa

3 Sep 2026
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The biggest obstacle for South African carmakers

3 Sep 2026
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One reason a mechanic won’t give your car back in South Africa

2 Sep 2026
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People are changing the way they drive in South Africa

2 Sep 2026
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The e-hailing service coming after Uber and Bolt in South Africa

1 Sep 2026
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Big win for anyone caught up in a major backlog in South Africa

1 Sep 2026
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Suzuki leaving one of the biggest car brands in South Africa in the dust

30 Aug 2026
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The top entry-level car in South Africa – costing R4,400 per month

30 Aug 2026
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R150,000 price cut for popular crossover in South Africa

30 Aug 2026
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These cars are now selling twice as fast in South Africa

29 Aug 2026
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Insurance warning for motorists who have been in a car accident in South Africa

28 Aug 2026
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Airline warning to anyone who vapes in South Africa

27 Aug 2026
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The Chinese company with 6 car brands in South Africa

27 Aug 2026
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South Africa’s car manufacturing industry is under siege

27 Aug 2026
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Billionaire car kings in South Africa earning R78,630 per day

26 Aug 2026
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Tyre warning for everyone with a car in South Africa

26 Aug 2026
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Bad news about flight prices in South Africa

25 Aug 2026
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Yes, there might be a war still on going affecting oil prices, however EV uptake was slow and so the...

ankistrodesmus on 4 Sep 2026

Afriforum must ask their beloved friend and Messiah Donald Trump to stop his unprovoked war with Iran. The fuel prices...

Alpha on 4 Sep 2026

Not the Chinese 1.5 liter cars as they are very heavy on fuel. Drove quite a few different ones on...

Red on 4 Sep 2026

Because of the excessive charges of the repair shops. Aslo like I have experienced they wanted to replace my front...

Red on 4 Sep 2026

And the Government collects around R11.00 per litre for diesel diesel.

billyG on 4 Sep 2026
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