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Features - Page 18
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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
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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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How the Kia Tasman stacks up against South Africa’s R1-million bakkies

17 May 2026
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The cheapest car on AutoTrader – What you get for R20,000

17 May 2026
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Major car brand has not sold a single new vehicle in South Africa for over a year

16 May 2026
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

16 May 2026
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The brands exporting the most cars out of South Africa

16 May 2026
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The Chinese Adventure SUV taking South Africa by storm

15 May 2026
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South Africa’s cheapest hybrid vs plug-in hybrid – a R70,000 difference

15 May 2026
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With Pricing

14 May 2026
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The hatchbacks under R300,000 coming for the VW Polo Vivo’s crown

14 May 2026
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The salary you need to afford Kia’s new 7-seater SUV in South Africa

13 May 2026
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Government’s broken R14 per litre petrol promise

13 May 2026
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Best-selling Chinese cars in South Africa

13 May 2026
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Comments

My motor mechanic in the vicinity bought recently a 2nd hand Toyota Prius that was 20 years old. He replaced...

Johan Nieuwmeijer on 6 Nov 2026

I my case I save month on month about 40% in fuel consumption with my hybrid compared to an all...

Johan Nieuwmeijer on 6 Nov 2026

Not to worry, "we" now import, much cheaper, from China -

Klaus Muller on 6 Nov 2026

It was irony, right? :) They look like somebody poo on the road with different colors. 🤣

Daite Dve on 6 Nov 2026

Just tell me what a reason at all to buy a hybrid?? Hybrid = normal ICE car + electric system(battery,...

Daite Dve on 6 Nov 2026
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