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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

The cheapest hatchback, sedan, SUV, and bakkie in South Africa

23 Jun 2026
New Models

South Africa’s Nissan NP200 “replacement” is a three-wheel micro bakkie

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Features

Good news about flight prices in South Africa – Except for one destination

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New Models

New GWM Ora 5 in South Africa – Pricing revealed

22 Jun 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford South Africa’s cheapest plug-in hybrid

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Features

Toyota Hilux vs Ford Ranger vs Isuzu D-Max – Big 3 bakkie showdown

20 Jun 2026
Features

This is why petrol costs R28 per litre

20 Jun 2026
Features

The only SUV in South Africa that costs less than R400,000

20 Jun 2026
New Models

Geely launches all-new Coolray SUV in South Africa – Pricing and features

19 Jun 2026
News

Trouble for one of South Africa’s fastest-growing car brands

19 Jun 2026
News

Government under pressure to bring back R3 petrol price cut

19 Jun 2026
Features

39,164 cars recalled in South Africa so far this year

19 Jun 2026
Features

70% of cars built in South Africa aren’t sold here

18 Jun 2026
New Models

New Audi Q3 coming to South Africa soon – What to expect

18 Jun 2026
Features

Bad news about South Africa’s car factories

18 Jun 2026
Features

Huge win for South Africa’s biggest petrol producer

17 Jun 2026
News

Transport Department goes to court to avoid paying foreign nationals R390 million

17 Jun 2026
Features

The tax holding back South Africa’s car industry

17 Jun 2026
Features

What it costs to fly between Cape Town and Durban right now

16 Jun 2026
Features

Isuzu invests R500 million in South Africa

16 Jun 2026
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Must be a slow day in the newsroom.

cloud gate on 25 Aug 2026

Shame! I wish I could argue about things like this! OH! I did have a bad avo I took back...

**Bite Me** on 25 Aug 2026

In South Africa, public frustration over taxation stems from a heavy reliance on a small base of personal and corporate...

Magrieta Geldenhuys on 25 Aug 2026

Governments face intense criticism when tax burdens rise while poverty increases and public services deteriorate.Why the Burden Falls on the...

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