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Articles by Albert du Toit

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New R1.2-billion Toyota parts factory for South Africa

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Petrol station showdown in South Africa

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The new R1-million Chinese double cab in South Africa – What you get

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Most popular used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

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New Audi RS3 revealed – When you can buy it in South Africa

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Features

The hidden economy employing 1 million people in South Africa’s auto industry

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Features

How much an entry-level car salesman can earn in South Africa

20 Aug 2024
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South Africa gets a new Chinese crossover – This is how it drives

20 Aug 2024
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New VW Polo Vivo launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

20 Aug 2024
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Uber and Bolt drivers in South Africa announce 4-month protest schedule

20 Aug 2024
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BMW’s Chinese partner pumps R1 billion into South Africa

20 Aug 2024
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The cheapest car in South Africa is R32,000 more expensive than it needs to be

19 Aug 2024
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Tshwane traffic police’s new money machine

19 Aug 2024
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Eskom signs first-of-its-kind agreement with South African bus operator

19 Aug 2024
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Major petrol station franchise in hot water in South Africa

19 Aug 2024
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Buying a bakkie in South Africa – Here are your 248 options

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How fast a new car depreciates in South Africa

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7 car modifications that are illegal in South Africa

18 Aug 2024
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Where South Africa’s favourite cars are built

16 Aug 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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