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Articles by Albert du Toit

Features

This is the last petrol-powered Audi A4 you can ever buy in South Africa

12 Sep 2024
Features

Toyota Starlet vs Starlet Cross in South Africa – The winner is clear

12 Sep 2024
Features

Online car licence renewal boom in South Africa

12 Sep 2024
Features

South African motorists spared R4 billion

11 Sep 2024
News

BMW recalls 1.5 million vehicles – Including thousands in South Africa

11 Sep 2024
News

New Ford Tourneo officially goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

11 Sep 2024
Features

Digital driver’s licences are coming for South Africa – Here’s why we don’t have them yet

11 Sep 2024
Features

Hyundai and Kia feel the heat from China in South Africa

10 Sep 2024
News

Good news for crumbling R21 highway to OR Tambo Airport

10 Sep 2024
Features

Light at the end of the tunnel for car buyers in South Africa

10 Sep 2024
Features

Plastic roads have a bright future in South Africa

9 Sep 2024
News

South Africa gets into Nascar

9 Sep 2024
News

Question marks over R430-million budget increase for South Africa’s new driver’s licence cards

9 Sep 2024
Features

China’s big bet on South Africa pays off

9 Sep 2024
Features

Ford’s first electric bakkie – How you can buy one in South Africa

8 Sep 2024
News

South African army contracted to protect R5.7-billion megabridges

7 Sep 2024
Features

South African car buyers are going green – but not electric

6 Sep 2024
News

New Nissan Patrol for South Africa – Dates and details

6 Sep 2024
Features

The start of something big in South Africa

6 Sep 2024
Features

How to spot a fake police car in South Africa

5 Sep 2024
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Comments

* 4 million per kilometer. Still seems very expensive though. But I'm not a civil engineer, so what do I...

Victor Grobler on 6 Sep 2026

For what it's worth, petrol prices around Europe run in the R30 to R45 a litre range at present. Hong...

Tony Fisher on 5 Sep 2026

UK also restricts the years after 70. The problem with these age-related restrictions is that they never get updated as...

mistercc on 5 Sep 2026

I certainly wouldn't buy a Chinese one, that's for sure.

Steve Davidson on 5 Sep 2026

"Funeka Ngewu, Executive Head of Claims and Procurement at Momentum Insure, explained that many South Africans only discover how an...

Steve Davidson on 5 Sep 2026
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