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Features - Page 27
Features

South Africans are ditching dealerships for car auctions

3 Mar 2026
Features

South Africa plans to save its car industry by killing affordable cars

2 Mar 2026
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The cheapest luxury cars you can buy in South Africa

2 Mar 2026
Features

Trains are making a big comeback in this South African province

2 Mar 2026
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The South African dealer that bet big on Chinese car brands and won

1 Mar 2026
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How to avoid accidents with motorbike delivery riders in South Africa

1 Mar 2026
Features

Big shakeup for petrol stations in South Africa

1 Mar 2026
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2 luxury cars coming back to South Africa

28 Feb 2026
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South Africa’s most in-demand car right now

28 Feb 2026
Features

Bad news for petrol prices this March, international airport to be rebuilt, and big changes for minibus taxis

27 Feb 2026
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The 5 cheapest sedans you can buy in South Africa right now

27 Feb 2026
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Nissan’s 60-year run in South Africa coming to an end

26 Feb 2026
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This type of car is quietly taking over South Africa

26 Feb 2026
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Ramaphosa wants high-speed trains – South Africa had them 35 years ago

26 Feb 2026
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What a 5-star safety rating means for cars in South Africa

26 Feb 2026
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South Africa’s plan to save its car factories doesn’t help VW, Ford, BMW, or Toyota

25 Feb 2026
Features

Best-selling cars under R300,000 in South Africa

25 Feb 2026
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The South African university driving electric car adoption

25 Feb 2026
Features

The Indian and Chinese car brands with factories in South Africa – With another on the way

24 Feb 2026
Features

The minor car brands becoming major players in South Africa

24 Feb 2026
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If you can't afford the tyres, don't buy the car .

Wim Rademeyer on 6 Nov 2026

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