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Features - Page 107
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Suzuki’s big plans for the Jimny – Including a bakkie

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How much tax you pay when buying a new BMW 3 Series in South Africa

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R495 joy on the cards for car owners in South Africa

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How much value a VW Polo loses after 10,000km, 25,000km, and 50,000km

17 Jul 2024
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How much you will get fined for driving without a licence in South Africa

16 Jul 2024
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4 new VWs launching in South Africa in the next 6 months

16 Jul 2024
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Every sedan you can buy under R300,000 in South Africa

16 Jul 2024
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Bad news for petrol taxes in South Africa

16 Jul 2024
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This one change can make Uber and Bolt 5-star services again in South Africa

15 Jul 2024
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The most reliable BMWs you can buy in South Africa

15 Jul 2024
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What to expect from petrol prices in South Africa in August

15 Jul 2024
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The majority of Chinese car brands will fail

15 Jul 2024
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This will be South Africa’s new biggest sport

14 Jul 2024
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Every new bakkie coming to South Africa in the next 6 months

14 Jul 2024
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The 250km/h highway in South Africa

13 Jul 2024
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Hijackers have a new target in South Africa – And it’s not German or Japanese

13 Jul 2024
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Ford Ranger Raptor review – The double-cab bakkie that smokes a Golf GTI

13 Jul 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

12 Jul 2024
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12 Jul 2024
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Comments

These prices are insane. I have never paid more than R180k for a car.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

Alternative title "20 most hijacked cars to avoid". My goodness what a bland unimaginative lot.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

Have you ever considered the fact that the rivals of the fascist, are the real life fascists today, and you...

Hendrik Loubser on 8 Nov 2026

You guys are playing with us , like Really? What's the fuck, petrol should go back to 21 rand per...

Albert Gumede on 7 Nov 2026

No the biggest problem is the Musl8m influence and Sharia. As a Christian I go to church and receive the...

john-7396 on 7 Nov 2026
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