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Features - Page 24
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The luxury brand exporting ten times more cars than it sells in South Africa

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No autonomous cars for South Africa just yet

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How much it will cost to drive from Joburg to Durban at R26 per litre this Easter

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How much it costs to convert your petrol car to electric in South Africa

26 Mar 2026
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Corruption scandal putting South Africa at risk of petrol shortages

25 Mar 2026
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Major upgrades planned at South African international airport

25 Mar 2026
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Petrol rationing and lower speed limits – What happened during South Africa’s last fuel crisis

24 Mar 2026
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International tyre brand’s factory in South Africa at risk

24 Mar 2026
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Gauteng still doesn’t have a plan for its R45-billion train

24 Mar 2026
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Bad news for e-hailers in South Africa

24 Mar 2026
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Younger buyers driving car sales in South Africa

22 Mar 2026
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How to avoid a car insurance claim delay in South Africa

21 Mar 2026
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These are the cars South Africans want – Even if they can’t afford them

21 Mar 2026
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The smallest car segment in South Africa

21 Mar 2026
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Great news about petrol and diesel, a cheaper Chery SUV, and a R250,000 car taking South Africa by storm

20 Mar 2026
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Red flags over South Africa’s new driving laws

20 Mar 2026
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The South African company cashing in on Chinese cars

20 Mar 2026
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The woman behind one of South Africa’s biggest car brands

20 Mar 2026
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If you can't afford the tyres, don't buy the car .

Wim Rademeyer on 6 Nov 2026

With the current price of petrol an average 1.6L petrol vehicle will consume around R150 000 worth of fuel over...

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Yes they will find any loophole.

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