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These cars are now selling twice as fast in South Africa

29 Aug 2026
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Insurance warning for motorists who have been in a car accident in South Africa

28 Aug 2026
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Airline warning to anyone who vapes in South Africa

27 Aug 2026
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The Chinese company with 6 car brands in South Africa

27 Aug 2026
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South Africa’s car manufacturing industry is under siege

27 Aug 2026
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Billionaire car kings in South Africa earning R78,630 per day

26 Aug 2026
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Tyre warning for everyone with a car in South Africa

26 Aug 2026
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Bad news about flight prices in South Africa

25 Aug 2026
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The car brands keeping South Africa’s automotive sector alive

24 Aug 2026
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R200 for a full tank of petrol in South Africa

24 Aug 2026
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4 new crossovers you can buy for the price of a used VW Polo in South Africa

22 Aug 2026
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R3,200 speeding fine warning for anyone driving in 62 municipalities in South Africa

22 Aug 2026
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New 24-hour rule for anyone entering or leaving South Africa

21 Aug 2026
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Save R2,000 travelling from Pretoria to Pietermaritzburg

21 Aug 2026
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This major brand used to sell over 1,000 cars per month in South Africa – In July, it sold 189

20 Aug 2026
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South Africa has a new favourite Chinese car brand

20 Aug 2026
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The cars anyone earning R30,000 per month can afford in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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The surprising SUV theft hotspot in South Africa

19 Aug 2026
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Bad news for Toyota lovers in South Africa

17 Aug 2026
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10 double-cab bakkies you can buy under R500,000 in South Africa

16 Aug 2026
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Comments

But then that is also not the real inflation. I do not trust anything from Stats SA and the inflation...

Red on 29 Aug 2026

VW, please note that the vehicles arriving from the east come from factory with all the bells and whistles yet...

OomStu ZA on 29 Aug 2026

Never mind just Mercedes or just the past 20 years. In 1969 the first Ford Escort 1.3l sold for R1,498.00...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

I don't like Chinese cars as they help a communist dictatorship exist and they just don't feel like quality

William Botha on 29 Aug 2026

Orca

Johan Kriek on 28 Aug 2026
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