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Features - Page 29
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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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Watch out for these things when driving through intersections in South Africa

7 Feb 2026
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What it costs to own a car in South Africa

7 Feb 2026
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2 new megabridges being built in South Africa, a new luxury sedan, and the official petrol price for February

6 Feb 2026
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Big problems with South Africa’s car repair industry

6 Feb 2026
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South Africa’s cars are getting older

5 Feb 2026
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How much it costs to move to Pretoria

4 Feb 2026
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South Africa’s secret petrol taxes

3 Feb 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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