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A5 sedan TFSI S line
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Price: R1,238,000
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Price: R1,281,800
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Comments
And I see no Chinese junk.
Red on 10 Sep 2026
R5.8 billion spent on used FORD Rangers... what a total waste of money! Ecoboom!
Jan Botha on 10 Sep 2026
That will be the day. Those taxi lot can't be tracked and they do not even pay traffic fines. SARS...
Red on 10 Sep 2026
BS, always blame the war, but it is you thieving lot with all your taxes and levies for your couches....
Red on 10 Sep 2026
And the taxis carry on regardless. Ignoring all the rules and even threatens private road users that do not want...
Red on 10 Sep 2026
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