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Features - Page 104
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Mitsubishi is getting into bed with Honda and Nissan

5 Aug 2024
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This bakkie could soon become a lot cheaper in South Africa

4 Aug 2024
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Petrol vs Diesel BMW X3 – Which model gives the best value for money

4 Aug 2024
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R300,000 hatchbacks competing against the new Hyundai i20 in South Africa

3 Aug 2024
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How long it takes to drive 10km in South Africa – Cape Town vs Joburg vs Pretoria vs Durban

3 Aug 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

2 Aug 2024
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3 traffic offences you can’t be arrested for in South Africa

2 Aug 2024
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Most affordable 7-seater SUV in South Africa – What you get for R355,000

2 Aug 2024
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Every speed camera in Cape Town – Where they are and when they’ll catch you

1 Aug 2024
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The roadblock to digital driver’s licences in South Africa

1 Aug 2024
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New Toyota Starlet Cross vs Starlet vs Urban Cruiser – The differences you need to know about

1 Aug 2024
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Crashing into cows and having one too many – How to win a car insurance battle in South Africa

1 Aug 2024
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South Africans are ditching these popular car brands – and they’re unlikely to bounce back

31 Jul 2024
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The real interest rate you’ll get when buying a car in South Africa

31 Jul 2024
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The one thing government won’t touch when reviewing South Africa’s petrol prices

31 Jul 2024
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All the Chinese cars built in South Africa – and how much they cost

30 Jul 2024
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How much South Africa’s 32 new ministers are allowed to spend on cars

30 Jul 2024
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140,000 petrol station employees in South Africa could soon be out of a job

30 Jul 2024
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The R8-billion hole in South Africa’s used-car market

30 Jul 2024
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Hijackers in South Africa ditching white and silver cars for these new colours

30 Jul 2024
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