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Features - Page 33
Features

R14.6-billion headache for Kia

3 Nov 2025
Features

Car owners playing a dangerous game in South Africa, the new Jetour T2, and a warning for motorists paying speeding fines online

31 Oct 2025
Features

Chinese car brands break sales records

30 Oct 2025
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4 new cars that will be built in South Africa

29 Oct 2025
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Bad news for diesel users in South Africa

29 Oct 2025
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Cyberattack deals massive blow to British carmaker

29 Oct 2025
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Most popular used hybrids in South Africa – With pricing

28 Oct 2025
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New 300km/h bullet trains in the works for South Africa

28 Oct 2025
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New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ vs Prado – Side by side comparison

27 Oct 2025
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Car owners are playing a dangerous game in South Africa

27 Oct 2025
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Big sales win for Toyota

27 Oct 2025
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Electric vs petrol car running costs – The winner is clear

26 Oct 2025
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Big breakup on the cards for one of the world’s largest carmakers

26 Oct 2025
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R62-billion headache for Porsche

25 Oct 2025
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Big win for petrol prices this November, a new Chinese car brand, and a congestion charge for one of South Africa’s biggest cities

24 Oct 2025
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Major disruptions in Gauteng this weekend

24 Oct 2025
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South Africa needs a wake-up call

24 Oct 2025
Features

The luxury petrol station in South Africa’s richest city

23 Oct 2025
Features

Exposing the road entity that receives R43 billion per year in petrol taxes

23 Oct 2025
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the cheapest car in South Africa

22 Oct 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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