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Articles by Albert du Toit

News

The cost of Cape Town’s taxi strike

7 Aug 2023
Features

Tshwane’s sinkhole problem is growing – Repair budget cut by 50%

7 Aug 2023
News

More affordable Isuzu Mu-X launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

7 Aug 2023
News

No plans to end e-tolls in South Africa – 8 months after they were “shut down”

7 Aug 2023
Features

Getting a car serviced or repaired in South Africa – Your rights and responsibilities

7 Aug 2023
Features

This hydrogen-powered Toyota truck could be coming to South Africa

6 Aug 2023
Features

5 ways to save petrol – That you haven’t heard before

6 Aug 2023
Features

When the new Toyota Prado is going on sale in South Africa

6 Aug 2023
Features

Porsche shows off futuristic new public charging stations – With a lounge and gym

5 Aug 2023
Features

Most affordable 4×4 SUVs in South Africa

5 Aug 2023
Features

Driving on pain killers or cough syrup – What it does to your insurance

5 Aug 2023
Features

8-year driver’s licences coming for South Africa

4 Aug 2023
News

South African police catches taxi driver towing dead body in stolen trailer to Mozambique

4 Aug 2023
Features

How South Africa can significantly reduce its petrol prices

4 Aug 2023
News

Suzuki smashes major milestone in South Africa

3 Aug 2023
News

New Renault Koleos for South Africa – Pricing and features

3 Aug 2023
News

New car impound laws in Cape Town – Results 1 week later

3 Aug 2023
Features

Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

3 Aug 2023
News

Joburg Bree Street explosion – R4 million spent, R174 million to go

2 Aug 2023
News

Limited-edition Porsche 911 S/T revealed – The most expensive Porsche in South Africa

2 Aug 2023
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Comments

Are you implying that in the current state that this country is in, that it's FIRST WORLD!

Saya on 20 Oct 2026

Better to do something than do nothing. This is more than just a attempt at a world record, more an...

quentincam on 20 Oct 2026

The criminals know that the petrol stations are only frequented by the wealthy. Only they can afford to pay for...

Le Clerc on 20 Oct 2026

If you, uninsured, by accident hit my Audi and damage the headlight, that is immediately a minimum of R100k worth...

Keane Robertson on 20 Oct 2026

I am sure those busses are diesel.

G Bone on 20 Oct 2026
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