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Articles by Warren Hawkins

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South Africa one step closer to bullet trains

12 Aug 2026
New Models

Jaguar has not sold a single car in South Africa in a year – This is its comeback

12 Aug 2026
New Models

Mahindra unveils new Bolero bakkie in South Africa – And it’s R17,000 cheaper

12 Aug 2026
News

A nice surprise for petrol prices in South Africa, and a first look inside Jaguar’s new car

12 Aug 2026
Features

Big repair problem for new cars in South Africa

12 Aug 2026
Features

Police issue warning to anyone with traffic fines in South Africa

11 Aug 2026
News

Warning for motorists over major recall in South Africa

11 Aug 2026
News

Good news for electric car buyers in South Africa

11 Aug 2026
News

R1,000 fine warning for every South African motorist, and the resurgence of a critical state-owned transport company

11 Aug 2026
Features

Why Chinese cars are getting more expensive to insure in South Africa

11 Aug 2026
New Models

New Chinese bakkie launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

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News

Toyota recalls over 500 cars in South Africa

10 Aug 2026
Features

5 ways to permanently escape high petrol prices in South Africa

9 Aug 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to buy the best-selling Chinese car in South Africa in 2026

9 Aug 2026
News

Red flags for South Africa’s new driver’s licence plans

8 Aug 2026
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New plan to make taxis safer and with better drivers in South Africa

7 Aug 2026
Features

Warning for all South Africans driving this weekend

7 Aug 2026
News

9 new flights for South African travellers to choose from

7 Aug 2026
Features

Warning over the new sophisticated technique carjackers are using to steal Toyotas in South Africa

7 Aug 2026
News

South Africa resuming R339 million road project two years after it was abandoned

6 Aug 2026
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This is a joke right? What price cut? R1? This is just to give the impression that they give a...

Andre Ungerer (Numchuck) on 25 Oct 2026

It is not to say a search means people are interested to buy. I search for lots of things, but...

Red on 25 Oct 2026

That is only at a border post, not at the border. Much more vehicles are taken directly over the border...

Red on 25 Oct 2026

At Luthuli House.

Le Clerc on 25 Oct 2026

Yes. He is one of the most ethical people I can think of in the world.

Johan Smith on 25 Oct 2026
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