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Features - Page 13
Features

SUVs taking on the new Ford Everest in South Africa

25 May 2026
Features

The 220-year-old railway town in South Africa where every VW Polo in the world is built

24 May 2026
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The legal device that airport security can confiscate in South Africa

24 May 2026
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R26 per litre

23 May 2026
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South Africa throws a lifeline to local carmakers

23 May 2026
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Why South Africans are buying more used cars

23 May 2026
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Better news about petrol and diesel prices, Toyota’s first electric car, and a car brand hasn’t sold a car in South Africa in a year

22 May 2026
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Most popular crossovers under R400,000 in South Africa

22 May 2026
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18 cars under R300,000 in South Africa with 6 airbags

22 May 2026
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Warning about traffic fines in South Africa

21 May 2026
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WeBuyCars loses R7 billion in four months

21 May 2026
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How engine oil affects your car’s fuel efficiency

21 May 2026
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5 tips for installing an electric car charger in South Africa

20 May 2026
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How US tariffs hurt South Africa’s car industry

19 May 2026
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Nissan looking to sell Chinese-made cars

19 May 2026
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The difference between an automatic and CVT gearbox

19 May 2026
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The used cars South Africans are buying to slash their petrol spending

18 May 2026
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How many Kia Tasman bakkies have been sold in South Africa

18 May 2026
Features

The major carmaker moving away from petrol and diesel in South Africa

18 May 2026
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Inside the R1.2-billion plant in Durban manufacturing components for Toyota – Photos

17 May 2026
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Comments

Same rubbishes stealing railway track and railway overhead cables so they can have no competition. Police own taxis, politicians own...

Abu Chand on 20 Sep 2026

I have always been intrigued by people who smoke in their cars in the presence of children, with the likelihood...

akmmoto on 20 Sep 2026

SAA is a merry-go-round of taxpayers money, the list of incompetence grows eveyday, woth not much accountability, let alone convictions.

Michael Timberlake on 20 Sep 2026

Nice work if you can get it

Christopher Bedford on 20 Sep 2026

There goes the whitey

Charles Butcher on 20 Sep 2026
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