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Features - Page 15
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5 things to do if you are in a car crash in South Africa

8 May 2026
Features

R300 fuel price relief for South Africa’s diesel motorists

7 May 2026
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Best-selling cars in South Africa

7 May 2026
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Rising petrol prices driving buyers to Chinese electric cars

7 May 2026
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South Africa’s R500 billion car industry

7 May 2026
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Billionaire Johann Rupert’s incredible car collection at his motor museum – Photos

6 May 2026
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The small industrial town in South Africa with BMW’s oldest factory outside of Germany

6 May 2026
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Every 4×4 double-cab bakkie you can buy in South Africa under R500,000

6 May 2026
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Dashcams and trackers are not draining your car’s battery

6 May 2026
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The only rear-wheel drive coupés you can buy for under R1 million in South Africa

5 May 2026
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

5 May 2026
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Why South Africans aren’t buying new cars

5 May 2026
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Warning for South Africans with driving licences

4 May 2026
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More South Africans are buying electric cars

4 May 2026
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What it’s like to travel on a Chinese bullet train – Photos

3 May 2026
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Trouble at South African Airways

3 May 2026
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5 reasons your tyres are wasting your petrol

2 May 2026
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A new hijacking trend, petrol prices recovering, and a South African airport loses its licence

1 May 2026
Features

Buying a new 4×4 double-cab bakkie for the price of a VW Polo in South Africa

1 May 2026
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Affordable new cars are putting pressure on South Africa’s used market

1 May 2026
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I dont smoke but this is rediculous. Rather police xrime, taxi bejaviour etc etc etc etc

Mike Hahn on 20 Sep 2026

We saw what happened during COVID-19, when the ban on selling cigarettes and alcohol led to the black market flourishing....

OomStu ZA on 20 Sep 2026

Ockert, will you lend me 2 million, please?

Nic Grobler on 20 Sep 2026

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
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