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Features - Page 167
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Crossovers competing with the R230,000 Citroen C3

7 Jun 2023
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New Ford bakkie coming to South Africa in 2023 – What to expect

6 Jun 2023
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Why some petrol stations in South Africa can’t stay open 24/7 anymore

6 Jun 2023
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How much it costs to drive from Johannesburg to Durban at R23 a litre

5 Jun 2023
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Cheapest insurance providers for your car

5 Jun 2023
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7 best routes for a road trip in South Africa

4 Jun 2023
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New Mercedes-Benz cars coming to South Africa in 2023

4 Jun 2023
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South African petrol price vs Australia, Canada, UK, and USA

4 Jun 2023
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Cheapest Toyota in South Africa – What you pay

3 Jun 2023
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Petrol vs Diesel prices in South Africa over the last 10 years

3 Jun 2023
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Important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

2 Jun 2023
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How much you must earn to buy the cheapest new car in South Africa

1 Jun 2023
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Best DLTC branches in Gauteng to renew your driver’s licence

1 Jun 2023
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Flying vs Driving from Johannesburg to Durban – The winner is clear

31 May 2023
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Cheapest car on AutoTrader – What you get for R12,900

31 May 2023
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How many cars you can run for 1 year on Eskom’s R21-billion diesel bill

31 May 2023
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Speed cameras in South Africa – What they look like and how they work

31 May 2023
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Buying a new car vs The price of its parts – Why car parts are so expensive

30 May 2023
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Cheapest places to renew your car licence online

30 May 2023
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How the WeBuyCars Dome works – The biggest used-car dealership in Africa

29 May 2023
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Comments

The stats from several years back show that pedestrians killed on our roads amount to between 45% and 50% of...

pierre on 8 Nov 2026

Yes, more super intelligence from an ANC Minister .... which has to first be approved at numerous Commie-Teas But, why...

Mike Wiggill on 8 Nov 2026

Sorry, this won't stop the drunken driving or for that matter drunken pedestrians. In any case most of the drunken...

Red on 8 Nov 2026

In any case even if you drive straight from a roadworthy inspection which you have passed 100% some of these...

Red on 8 Nov 2026

Total and utter BS - prove it! And stop your reviling of muslims just because YOUR book of fairy tales...

Steve Davidson on 8 Nov 2026
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