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Features - Page 29
Features

Best used estates and 7-seaters you can buy in South Africa

15 Dec 2025
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Cautious optimism for South Africa’s new car market

15 Dec 2025
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Defensive driving in South Africa and why it’s important

15 Dec 2025
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Formula 1 2026 season – Here are all the details

14 Dec 2025
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Shell preparing to drill in Southern Africa

14 Dec 2025
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to the Kruger Park this December

13 Dec 2025
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The worst countries to drive in

13 Dec 2025
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South Africa’s new international airport closer to completion, good news for diesel prices, and 8-year driver’s licences get the green light

12 Dec 2025
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BMW appoints new CEO

12 Dec 2025
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Cape Town this December

11 Dec 2025
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6 new Chinese car brands that launched in South Africa in 2025

10 Dec 2025
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Cars that will no longer be sold in South Africa after 2025

9 Dec 2025
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How much Uber drivers pay when renting cars in South Africa

9 Dec 2025
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The cheapest Chinese car you can buy in South Africa right now

9 Dec 2025
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

8 Dec 2025
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Problems for Afrikaans Uber in South Africa

7 Dec 2025
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Small bakkies are dead in South Africa – Here’s what people are buying instead

6 Dec 2025
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BYD accelerates South African expansion

6 Dec 2025
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Good news for people with traffic fines, motorists taking chances with old cars, and the official petrol price for December

5 Dec 2025
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Not just South Africa – Americans can’t afford new cars either

5 Dec 2025
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Comments

Economics 101; How to INSTANTLY crash the second hand value of the previous model purchasers!

NoSweat Guv on 30 Aug 2026

And VW take a hard second look at your lack luster, couldn't give a hoot sales people! I walked into...

NoSweat Guv on 30 Aug 2026

That is a a shameless LIE, I think you say that only to boost E car sales!!! You must have...

Adolph Pretorius on 30 Aug 2026

And another one BITES THE DUST! NE! NOGGAL!

Abu Chand on 30 Aug 2026

Oom Stu. Ya die Dumpkoff Sauerkraut Germans think we South Africans are DOM! They have for plenty years screwed us...

Abu Chand on 30 Aug 2026
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