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Features - Page 112
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New Toyota Hilux Raider vs Ford Ranger XLT – R500,000 bakkie battle

19 Jun 2024
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The massive number of traffic fines Cape Town hands out in a day

19 Jun 2024
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South Africa’s new driver’s licences – Government’s big mess

18 Jun 2024
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The salary you must earn to afford the new Toyota Prado in South Africa

18 Jun 2024
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New operating hours for hijackers in South Africa

18 Jun 2024
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Cape Town’s war against taxi drivers

18 Jun 2024
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Not so fast, South Africa

17 Jun 2024
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Every VW on sale in South Africa right now – And which ones are due for an update

16 Jun 2024
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6 mistakes we all make that shorten our car’s lifespan

15 Jun 2024
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Most popular used cars in South Africa – With pricing

15 Jun 2024
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Every new Chinese car brand coming to South Africa this year

15 Jun 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

14 Jun 2024
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Leasing vs financing a new Toyota Fortuner – Costs compared

14 Jun 2024
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Highest-mileage electric car you can buy in South Africa

14 Jun 2024
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How much money WeBuyCars makes when it sells a car

13 Jun 2024
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The salary you need to earn to afford the cheapest electric car in South Africa

13 Jun 2024
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The 3 most important dates for petrol prices in South Africa

13 Jun 2024
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New BMW 2 Series unveiled – South African launch date

13 Jun 2024
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Countries whose driver’s licences have a shorter lifespan than South Africa

13 Jun 2024
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This is the most popular Toyota Hilux in South Africa

12 Jun 2024
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Love the sound that 3-cyl makes, but these have had a few cases of engine fires. Cheap alternate : Corsa...

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

That engine bay is pretty tight. I wonder what jobs will be engine out affairs.

Paul Roux on 8 Nov 2026

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
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