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Articles by Warren Hawkins

News

Major warning for taxis operating in South Africa’s richest province

14 Sep 2026
Features

26% petrol price hike in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
Features

The easiest way to save money on petrol in South Africa

13 Sep 2026
Features

The Chinese bakkie brand that doubled its sales in South Africa in just a year

12 Sep 2026
Features

Trouble for car insurance companies in South Africa

11 Sep 2026
Features

The R270,000 hatchback outselling South Africa’s biggest car brands

11 Sep 2026
Features

These cars are taking over from bakkies in South Africa

11 Sep 2026
News

South Africa’s biggest transport company made a profit for the 1st time in 4 years

10 Sep 2026
Features

R17 billion spent on South Africa’s roads, only for them to get worse

10 Sep 2026
New Models

Cheaper and safer Kia Sonet launched in South Africa – but there’s a catch

10 Sep 2026
Car Finance

What you need to earn to afford the new Tata Osprey in South Africa

10 Sep 2026
New Models

Special edition Toyota Corolla coming to South Africa – Pricing revealed

10 Sep 2026
News

Motorists paying R6 per litre more for petrol, and roads so bad taxis refuse to use them

10 Sep 2026
News

SARS is coming after taxis in South Africa

9 Sep 2026
News

Bad news for South Africans trying to renew their passports at banks

9 Sep 2026
New Models

New Hyundai Staria goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

9 Sep 2026
News

Isuzu recalls over 2,500 bakkies in South Africa

9 Sep 2026
News

Bad news about petrol prices, and the drivers taking over South Africa’s roads

9 Sep 2026
Features

Warning for anyone buying tyres in South Africa

9 Sep 2026
News

The new man in charge of South Africa’s car industry

8 Sep 2026
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So far I have not found any Chinese that did not have one or the other issues. As I have...

Red on 13 Sep 2026

Maybe going electric, but then this thieving government will find another way to steal from you.

Red on 13 Sep 2026

Do not mention the wars as the fuel has gone up sky high in the last 30 years due the...

Red on 13 Sep 2026

To have a DOGE, you first need competent ministers. Where do you find them in SA?

Abie on 13 Sep 2026

Before most of you were born, the RAF was funded by purchasing a Third Party Insurance policy and placing a...

Abie on 13 Sep 2026
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