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Articles by Albert du Toit

Features

This South African bakkie builder you haven’t heard of is making big moves

22 May 2024
Features

The most stolen cars in South Africa – and where they are smuggled to

22 May 2024
News

Alfa Romeo unveils limited-edition Giulia and Stelvio – Maximum of 5 units for South Africa

22 May 2024
News

Engen’s new owner has big plans for South Africa

22 May 2024
Features

Uber vs Buying the cheapest car in South Africa – Costs compared

22 May 2024
News

Big blow to used-car buyers in South Africa

21 May 2024
Features

These companies will defend you for free when e-toll debt collectors come knocking

21 May 2024
News

Last-minute handshake avoids national shutdown in South Africa

21 May 2024
News

N1 sinkhole repairs hit massive roadblock

20 May 2024
Features

New LDV T60 Max Luxe vs Toyota Hilux Legend – What R800,000 gets you

20 May 2024
News

New Mercedes-Benz GLA officially goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

20 May 2024
Features

Most affordable 4×4 double cab from every brand in South Africa

18 May 2024
Features

6 essential car fluids you should regularly replace

18 May 2024
News

The Toyota Hilux is going electric – Details

18 May 2024
Features

A big change is coming to BMW’s badges

17 May 2024
News

Last new Jaguar F-Pace launched in South Africa – Pricing

16 May 2024
Features

Warning for South Africans with old garage cards

16 May 2024
Features

Cheaper Gautrain fares in the works

16 May 2024
Features

3 reasons Shell is leaving South Africa

16 May 2024
Features

This budget-friendly Suzuki camper van concept could become a reality in South Africa

15 May 2024
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The last place that should have a grand prix is Gauteng. Not because of the circuit which might not be...

Steve Davidson on 17 Oct 2026

"Natural disasters"? Like what...the ANC?!

Realist on 17 Oct 2026

And then they blame the war. The oil was previously over 100 dollar a barrel and the fuel never have...

Red on 17 Oct 2026

Anyone and I mean, anyone caught and proven guilty of line vandalism and buying of stolen PRASA equipment should be...

Ron Farnham on 17 Oct 2026

This thing of promising us subsidies with prices not dropping is a concern, we now understand this strategy, give us...

Nick Mamojele on 17 Oct 2026
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