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Starlet Cross
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Starlet Cross 1.5 XS manual
Price: R311,000
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Starlet Cross 1.5 XS auto
Price: R346,300
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Starlet Cross 1.5 XR manual
Price: R366,400
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Starlet Cross 1.5 XR auto
Price: R387,600
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Comments
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
Do not blame it every time on the war. The fuel price have been rocketing since the racist ANC took...
Red on 10 Sep 2026
Can't stop illegal cigarettes but can go after the taxi corporation. Stop the frivolous spending of tax payers money by...
colint on 10 Sep 2026
Time to for government to invest in Electric Cars. Then we don't have to worry about the oil price and...
dewald.carstens8 on 10 Sep 2026
I'll believe it when I see it. For now one may consider the announcement to be an election ploy.
Le Clerc on 10 Sep 2026
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