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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

South Africa’s R313 billion plan to fix its transport sector

11 May 2026
News

South Africa’s car industry under siege

11 May 2026
Features

The company looking to rescue South Africans from high fuel prices

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New Models

New exclusive Range Rovers announced for South Africa – Pricing and features

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News

More petrol price relief for certain motorists in South Africa

9 May 2026
News

Big shift in South Africa’s car buying behaviour

9 May 2026
Car Finance

South Africa’s fuel spending dropped by 35% in 1 month

8 May 2026
New Models

New Lexus SUV on the cards for South Africa – What to expect

8 May 2026
Features

5 things to do if you are in a car crash in South Africa

8 May 2026
Features

R300 fuel price relief for South Africa’s diesel motorists

7 May 2026
News

Airlink is looking for these 82 passengers

7 May 2026
Features

South Africa’s R500 billion car industry

7 May 2026
Features

Billionaire Johann Rupert’s incredible car collection at his motor museum – Photos

6 May 2026
Features

Every 4×4 double-cab bakkie you can buy in South Africa under R500,000

6 May 2026
News

268 new passenger train coaches expected on South Africa’s rail lines any day now

6 May 2026
Features

Dashcams and trackers are not draining your car’s battery

6 May 2026
Features

The only rear-wheel drive coupés you can buy for under R1 million in South Africa

5 May 2026
New Models

Kia launches new 7-seater Carens in South Africa – Pricing and features

5 May 2026
Features

Why South Africans aren’t buying new cars

5 May 2026
Features

Warning for South Africans with driving licences

4 May 2026
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The most frustrating thing about this it is pure premeditated crime, the WEF/UN has so many times outlined their mandates...

William Botha on 14 Sep 2026

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
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