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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

Why 95 petrol is better for your car – even at R30 per litre

25 Oct 2026
Features

The electric car South Africans want but can’t buy

24 Oct 2026
News

Traffic police grounded in South Africa’s richest city

23 Oct 2026
News

R800 million road upgrade for important South African region

23 Oct 2026
News

The cost of renewing your licence online in South Africa, and the R1 billion SAA lie

23 Oct 2026
Features

What it costs to be in a car accident in South Africa

23 Oct 2026
News

Great news for anyone flying in South Africa

22 Oct 2026
News

South Africa’s richest province throws taxi and Uber drivers a lifeline

22 Oct 2026
News

Petrol price relief on the cards for South Africa

22 Oct 2026
News

R10 billion petrol tax relief for South African motorists, and a 134-year-old crumbling bridge

22 Oct 2026
Features

Warning for Google Maps and Waze users in South Africa

22 Oct 2026
News

R3 per litre petrol and diesel price relief for South African motorists

21 Oct 2026
News

R7.3 billion paid to foreign nationals involved in car accidents in South Africa

21 Oct 2026
News

Warning for Hyundai drivers in South Africa

21 Oct 2026
News

Better news about petrol prices, and a top South African airport that has been completely abandoned

21 Oct 2026
Features

Best-selling used Chinese cars in South Africa

21 Oct 2026
Features

The cars South African women are buying instead of Mazda, Audi, and BMW

20 Oct 2026
News

Omoda to build C4 crossover in South Africa

20 Oct 2026
News

South Africa’s new traffic fine laws hit a snag

20 Oct 2026
News

South Africa’s 7.6km-long train sets a new world record

20 Oct 2026
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