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Features - Page 3
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The 115-year-old company backed by a billionaire taking over South Africa

19 Sep 2026
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The R20 billion giant in South Africa that stood against the Chinese onslaught

18 Sep 2026
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Hijackers are coming after these cars in South Africa

18 Sep 2026
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5 cheapest electric cars you can buy in South Africa

17 Sep 2026
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The historic 281-year-old town in South Africa that refuses to get traffic lights

17 Sep 2026
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New driving laws for 151 municipalities in South Africa

17 Sep 2026
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South Africa cracking down on windscreens from China

16 Sep 2026
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The man who quit his job to fight a R20 billion road war

15 Sep 2026
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The car company that turned an abandoned warehouse into a R31.8 billion empire in South Africa

15 Sep 2026
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Warning for anyone driving in South Africa’s capital city

15 Sep 2026
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101 Engen petrol stations in South Africa have changed forever

14 Sep 2026
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Glaring problem with new law coming to South Africa

14 Sep 2026
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One-week warning for anyone with a driving licence in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
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26% petrol price hike in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
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The most popular Toyota cars in South Africa

13 Sep 2026
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The easiest way to save money on petrol in South Africa

13 Sep 2026
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R27 per litre

12 Sep 2026
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The Chinese bakkie brand that doubled its sales in South Africa in just a year

12 Sep 2026
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How Chinese cars got so popular in South Africa

12 Sep 2026
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Trouble for car insurance companies in South Africa

11 Sep 2026
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Comments

They can go on with the drilling, all the money is been stolen. Luckily this time next year me and...

Rosemarie Ackerman on 8 Oct 2026

And all the reckless taxi drivers, if they cause an accident, no RAF for them. They killed many innocent people,...

Rosemarie Ackerman on 8 Oct 2026

Did you lost your f....n mind. This government get everything for free, fuel included. You are so f... n corrupt,...

Rosemarie Ackerman on 8 Oct 2026

Why dont they get rid of the pirate taxis and those that overloading and drive high speeds no concern for...

clive valentine on 8 Oct 2026

Unfortunately CKD does not bring much to the country.

Petrus Labuschagne on 8 Oct 2026
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