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Articles by Warren Hawkins

Features

What it costs to fly between Cape Town and Joburg right now

15 Oct 2026
Car Finance

R14,000 per month for a new French bakkie in South Africa

14 Oct 2026
News

R1-billion plan to restore an airport to one of South Africa’s most popular holiday destinations

14 Oct 2026
News

Airlink facing strict deadline following stadium flyover stunt

14 Oct 2026
Features

110,000 new e-hailing drivers on South Africa’s roads

14 Oct 2026
News

4-year-old law finally takes effect in South Africa

13 Oct 2026
News

Best-selling used cars in South Africa – With pricing

13 Oct 2026
News

Warning for people replacing their car’s windscreen

13 Oct 2026
Features

Dawn of a new era for e-hailing in South Africa’s richest city

13 Oct 2026
Features

R500 million relief for South Africa’s petrol stations

12 Oct 2026
News

Good news for people who bought 2 of South Africa’s most popular bakkies

12 Oct 2026
News

The new Chery bakkie that will be built in South Africa

12 Oct 2026
News

End of an era for driver’s licence cards in South Africa

12 Oct 2026
Car Finance

The R40,000 difference when financing South Africa’s cheapest cars for 60, 72, and 96 months

12 Oct 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford JMC’s new bakkie in South Africa

11 Oct 2026
Features

What it costs to drive from Pretoria to Joburg every day

11 Oct 2026
News

Bad news for anyone visiting these popular areas in Cape Town

10 Oct 2026
Features

The R6,750 mistake every South African car owner should avoid

10 Oct 2026
News

South Africa is running out of strategic oil reserves

10 Oct 2026
Features

R200,000 to never pay for petrol again

9 Oct 2026
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