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Features - Page 32
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Changan Hunter bakkie in South Africa

12 Nov 2025
Features

The locally-made bakkie you can’t buy in South Africa

11 Nov 2025
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Why your car is using more petrol than it should

11 Nov 2025
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

10 Nov 2025
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South African estate fines residents R4,000 for courier driver speeding tickets

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Bad news about Honda

9 Nov 2025
Car Finance

Not just South Africa – Germans can’t afford new cars either

8 Nov 2025
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South Africa’s new airport gets the green light, the petrol price for November, and good news for anyone applying for a new driver’s licence

7 Nov 2025
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How to gear up for adventure – Essential 4×4 accessories ahead of the festive season

7 Nov 2025
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Japanese carmaker staging a comeback

7 Nov 2025
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The most fuel-efficient bakkie in South Africa – But there’s a catch

6 Nov 2025
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BMW fights back against Chinese car brands

6 Nov 2025
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South Africa’s fastest-growing car brand you’ve barely heard of

5 Nov 2025
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Traffic lights in ruins in South Africa’s richest city

5 Nov 2025
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Jetour T2 in South Africa

5 Nov 2025
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Best-selling cars in South Africa

5 Nov 2025
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What it costs to fly from Joburg to Cape Town right now

4 Nov 2025
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

4 Nov 2025
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

4 Nov 2025
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Carmaker under fire for “dangerous” door handles

4 Nov 2025
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Comments

Although the Chinese offers much more value for your money. I already have seen some issues. 2 Chinese dealers have...

Red on 30 Aug 2026

VW, and the other brands building vehicles in SA, get huge protection from competition, but aren't competitive. They merely take...

Paul Fanner on 30 Aug 2026

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
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