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Features - Page 113
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Why the world’s 3rd-biggest carmaker picked South Africa for its newest factory

12 Jun 2024
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Investment number plates in South Africa – What they cost and how they look

12 Jun 2024
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

12 Jun 2024
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How much it costs to drive from Johannesburg to Durban at R24 per litre

12 Jun 2024
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Cars that will no longer be sold in South Africa after 2024

11 Jun 2024
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How much it costs to buy a petrol station in South Africa

11 Jun 2024
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7 new BMWs coming to South Africa this year – Details

11 Jun 2024
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What a set of bulletproof wheels costs in South Africa – And how they work

11 Jun 2024
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Big increase in vehicle spiking in South Africa – Every province affected

10 Jun 2024
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Warning for South Africans wanting to pay off their car loans early

10 Jun 2024
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High-end SUVs competing against the new Toyota Prado in South Africa

10 Jun 2024
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VW’s biggest obstacle in South Africa

10 Jun 2024
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The most fuel-efficient crossover in South Africa

9 Jun 2024
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Why car batteries hate winter

9 Jun 2024
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GWM Ora review – This is the electric car South Africa needs

8 Jun 2024
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The most powerful hatchback you can buy in South Africa under R500,000

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

7 Jun 2024
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Goodbye Nissan Qashqai

7 Jun 2024
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Most powerful car in South Africa at R250,000, R500,000, R750,000, and R1 million

7 Jun 2024
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10 cars that cost under R1 per kilometre to drive

6 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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