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Articles by Warren Hawkins

New Models

Indian-built Renault Duster on its way to South Africa – What to expect

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Dawn of a new era for South Africa’s petrol stations

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Features

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New Models

New VW Caravelle goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

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Features

10 most powerful SUVs in South Africa

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Features

How much the slate levy adds to your monthly petrol bill

23 Jun 2026
News

New international flight for South Africa

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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

22 Jun 2026
Features

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

22 Jun 2026
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

22 Jun 2026
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
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Comments

They constantly, by choice, avoid the real problems. 1. No policing, as "Road Safety" is nothing other than an excuse...

Mike Wiggill on 14 Sep 2026

We're dead

Jacob Moeketsi Mabela on 14 Sep 2026

And more people on the road with no licenses. Attending a roadblock more than 20% of driver had not driver...

Red on 14 Sep 2026

Should maybe have done the same here, but then this ANC are so deep in the Chinese pockets. The assembly...

Red on 14 Sep 2026

I wonder how many brown envelopes was missing. All the money and time and manpower spend on this could have...

Red on 14 Sep 2026
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