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Features - Page 19
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One area the Toyota Corolla Cross dominates in South Africa

14 Mar 2026
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Fuel restrictions hit South Africa, one province saying goodbye to potholes, and a new Suzuki SUV

13 Mar 2026
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Electric cars are cheaper than hybrids in South Africa

13 Mar 2026
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Mistakes drivers make in bad weather in South Africa

13 Mar 2026
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Most fuel-efficient crossover under R300,000 in South Africa

12 Mar 2026
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The Indian bakkie becoming a local favourite in South Africa

12 Mar 2026
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The new type of car South Africans are buying pre-owned

12 Mar 2026
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Cape Town at R20 per litre

11 Mar 2026
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Best-selling SUVs in South Africa

11 Mar 2026
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South Africa’s favourite luxury car brand isn’t BMW – it’s Toyota

10 Mar 2026
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3 Chinese car brands grew over 2,000% in South Africa in 1 year

10 Mar 2026
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What it costs to fly from Joburg to Durban right now

10 Mar 2026
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4 things to do before buying a car in South Africa

10 Mar 2026
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Petrol tax going up for the first time in 5 years in South Africa

9 Mar 2026
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Rising petrol prices could hurt South Africa’s car sales

9 Mar 2026
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

9 Mar 2026
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How Chinese car brands are growing so quickly in South Africa

7 Mar 2026
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6 affordable cars for students in South Africa

7 Mar 2026
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Every bakkie you can buy under R300,000 in South Africa

7 Mar 2026
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Official petrol price for March, warning for motorists paying speeding fines online, and a new Chinese bakkie for South Africa

6 Mar 2026
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Comments

I do not exactly believe the hype, and while it may be something in the planning stage, how hong before...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

Hybrids & plug-In Hybrids dominate, with over 80% of sales. Simply because of the ever-increasing cost of fuel. How many...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

According to the AA ..... means "the most standard safety tech and bong-bong audible warnings."

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

But then that is also not the real inflation. I do not trust anything from Stats SA and the inflation...

Red on 29 Aug 2026

VW, please note that the vehicles arriving from the east come from factory with all the bells and whistles yet...

OomStu ZA on 29 Aug 2026
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