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Features - Page 19
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How much it costs to run South Africa’s most popular bakkies at R32 per litre

12 May 2026
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5 things to look for when buying a used car

12 May 2026
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The difference between diesel 50ppm and 500ppm in South Africa

11 May 2026
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South Africa’s R313 billion plan to fix its transport sector

11 May 2026
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The company looking to rescue South Africans from high fuel prices

11 May 2026
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South Africa’s world-class race track that used to host Formula One

10 May 2026
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The company that bought 30% of South Africa’s diesel

10 May 2026
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

8 May 2026
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5 things to do if you are in a car crash in South Africa

8 May 2026
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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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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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