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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

5 reasons why South Africans are buying Chinese cars

6 Apr 2026
News

Uber’s R5 billion pledge to South Africa

6 Apr 2026
Features

How South African insurers navigate a multi-car pile-up

6 Apr 2026
Features

High petrol prices driving hybrid adoption in South Africa

5 Apr 2026
Features

South African airport named the best in Africa

5 Apr 2026
Features

5 fastest hatchbacks you can buy in South Africa

4 Apr 2026
Features

Major university to produce alternative petrol source in South Africa

4 Apr 2026
Features

5 mistakes that 60% of drivers make

3 Apr 2026
Features

One of South Africa’s biggest cities is getting electric minibus taxis

2 Apr 2026
New Models

New Chinese SUV goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

2 Apr 2026
Features

How dashcams help with insurance claims in South Africa

2 Apr 2026
Features

R7 billion corruption allegations at South Africa’s biggest transport company

1 Apr 2026
News

R17 per litre fuel price pain for South Africa

1 Apr 2026
News

R3-petrol-price relief not enough for South Africa’s motorists

1 Apr 2026
New Models

Massive update for the Ford Ranger in South Africa – Including a new engine and model

1 Apr 2026
News

Warning over higher minibus taxi fares in South Africa

31 Mar 2026
Features

R300-million upgrade for international airport in South Africa

31 Mar 2026
New Models

Mitsubishi Destinator goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

30 Mar 2026
Car Finance

Owning a car is about to get a lot more expensive in South Africa

30 Mar 2026
News

8-year driver’s licence cards on track for South Africa

30 Mar 2026
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Comments

That Kwid is so cheaply made - 3 wheel nuts because you can't have 2! Everything in that car is...

quotes on 25 Aug 2026

Buyers of entry level new cars are, most often, first time car buyers. You will find, worldwide, that first time...

Mike Wiggill on 25 Aug 2026

Let us wait to hear the size of the price increases these changes come with. Then let us evaluate the...

Mike Wiggill on 25 Aug 2026

Just a reminder, the next service will cost you the price of the car and you will be shocked what...

Red on 25 Aug 2026

Please note that the Chinese vehicles is not manufactured here, only assembled and are using mostly Chinese labour.

Red on 25 Aug 2026
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