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Articles by Albert du Toit

Features

Why a driver’s licence card expires in South Africa – But a driver’s licence doesn’t

4 Jul 2024
Features

South Africans can’t afford new cars anymore – These numbers show how bad it is

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News

Why petrol prices in South Africa broke a 21-year streak this July

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News

Workers go on strike at Ford’s South African bakkie factory

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Features

Best time to buy and sell a car in South Africa

4 Jul 2024
Features

The new Chinese bakkie that will be built in South Africa – Details

3 Jul 2024
Features

New Foton Tunland G9 coming to South Africa – What to expect

3 Jul 2024
News

Land Rover reveals most powerful Defender ever – South African pricing

3 Jul 2024
Features

Goodbye banks – South Africans are using new ways to buy cars

3 Jul 2024
News

Official petrol price reductions for July announced

2 Jul 2024
Features

New entry-level Mahindra crossover being prepared for South Africa – Photos

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News

The amazing recovery of South Africa’s passenger trains

2 Jul 2024
Features

South Africa’s auto industry is facing a skills crisis

2 Jul 2024
News

New Foton luxury double cab confirmed for South Africa – Details

1 Jul 2024
News

What to expect from petrol prices in South Africa this Wednesday

1 Jul 2024
News

Smart scammers are going after South Africa’s most vulnerable car buyers

1 Jul 2024
Features

The cheapest car colours to insure in South Africa

30 Jun 2024
Features

South African ingenuity turns seaweed into petrol

29 Jun 2024
News

Big changes for South Africa’s busiest highway

28 Jun 2024
Features

First look at the new Foton Tunland bakkie in South Africa

27 Jun 2024
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Comments

Government levies/taxes on fuel is R11,83/litre. Deduct that and we pay R18-19/litre.

Brent Wilkinson on 17 Oct 2026

The problem with most, if not all government entities, is that where there is slack of internal control systems on...

Mmaki Malepe on 17 Oct 2026

Big improvement would be a drop in prices, nothing less.

Martin Botha on 17 Oct 2026

And the Cadres have stuffed their couches (and chairs, and mattresses) leaving the fund bankrupt

Mike Wiggill on 17 Oct 2026

Gee, I wonder? What vehicle are you driving, how many passengers, how much luggage, at what speed? What are weather...

Mike Wiggill on 17 Oct 2026
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