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Features - Page 171
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South Africans are forgetting how traffic lights work

7 May 2023
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New Opel Corsa Lite vs Peugeot 208 Allure – Affordable hatchbacks with premium features

6 May 2023
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Turbo vs No turbo – The most fuel-efficient option

6 May 2023
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How many cars were exported out of South Africa in the past year

6 May 2023
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8 important things that happened in South Africa’s car scene this week

5 May 2023
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Inside the 1st Toyota Gazoo Racing dealership in South Africa – Photos

5 May 2023
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How many new VW Amaroks have been sold in South Africa

5 May 2023
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Suzuki raises prices in South Africa – Before and after

4 May 2023
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Toyota vs Suzuki – A price and warranty comparison

4 May 2023
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How the new Suzuki hybrid’s fuel consumption compares to its rivals

4 May 2023
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New Ford Everest Wildtrak – What you get for R1 million

3 May 2023
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When Force Motors is launching in South Africa

3 May 2023
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Best-selling cars in South Africa

3 May 2023
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

2 May 2023
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When the facelifted Renault Clio is launching in South Africa

2 May 2023
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Cars you can afford for R10,000 a month in South Africa

2 May 2023
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Every GR Toyota you can buy in South Africa

1 May 2023
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The Opel Corsa Lite is back – What you get for R350,000

1 May 2023
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Most affordable Suzuki in South Africa – What you get for R166,000

1 May 2023
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What the monthly payments are on the new Nissan X-Trail

1 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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