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Features - Page 22
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How to avoid smash-and-grab attacks while driving in South Africa

14 Feb 2026
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s auto industry this week

13 Feb 2026
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Chinese car brand breaks new record in South Africa

13 Feb 2026
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Warning for drivers of these 8 cars in South Africa

13 Feb 2026
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What it costs to insure a Toyota Hilux in South Africa

13 Feb 2026
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Cheapest hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric car in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
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This is how much you pay for petrol every month

12 Feb 2026
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The “new” brand expanding rapidly in South Africa as it sells cars for R189,900

12 Feb 2026
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
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How fast you can speed before losing your driver’s licence in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
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The one area where Chinese car brands are struggling in South Africa

11 Feb 2026
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The best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

11 Feb 2026
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The surprising surge of South Africa’s 7-seaters

11 Feb 2026
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Why petrol isn’t R14 per litre in South Africa

10 Feb 2026
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Major upgrades for South Africa’s biggest transport company

10 Feb 2026
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Step aside VW – the 3rd best-selling car brand in South Africa is Chinese

10 Feb 2026
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Why South African drivers don’t need to worry about new driving rules

10 Feb 2026
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The cost of car subscriptions in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
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Big changes for used car dealers in South Africa

8 Feb 2026
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How Chinese car brands are convincing South Africans to switch from BMW, Mercedes, and Audi

8 Feb 2026
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Comments

agree 100%

Farouk Jamal on 30 Aug 2026

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
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