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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

How US tariffs hurt South Africa’s car industry

19 May 2026
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The difference between an automatic and CVT gearbox

19 May 2026
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The used cars South Africans are buying to slash their petrol spending

18 May 2026
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Privatisation of South Africa’s transport sector doesn’t go far enough

18 May 2026
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The major carmaker moving away from petrol and diesel in South Africa

18 May 2026
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Inside the R1.2-billion plant in Durban manufacturing components for Toyota – Photos

17 May 2026
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How the Kia Tasman stacks up against South Africa’s R1-million bakkies

17 May 2026
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The cheapest car on AutoTrader – What you get for R20,000

17 May 2026
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The brands exporting the most cars out of South Africa

16 May 2026
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Chinese auto giants to fund South Africa’s electric car chargers

15 May 2026
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South Africa’s cheapest hybrid vs plug-in hybrid – a R70,000 difference

15 May 2026
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More road tolls on the cards for South African motorists

14 May 2026
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With Pricing

14 May 2026
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The hatchbacks under R300,000 coming for the VW Polo Vivo’s crown

14 May 2026
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The salary you need to afford Kia’s new 7-seater SUV in South Africa

13 May 2026
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Major warning for Toyota owners in South Africa

13 May 2026
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22 Japanese sports cars recalled in South Africa

13 May 2026
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Best-selling Chinese cars in South Africa

13 May 2026
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How much it costs to run South Africa’s most popular bakkies at R32 per litre

12 May 2026
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What kind of a game is this? We want a meaningful, fair and logical deduction.

ahfaal1 on 26 Oct 2026

I have noticed some strange road layout on the N2 just east of the wilderness whicks suspiciously like a a...

Shaun b j . Price on 26 Oct 2026

She should Fix our existing pothole riddled roads around the country first, before thinking of financing yet another useless one..

Charlotte Lewis on 26 Oct 2026

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
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