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Features - Page 34
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Big problem for Chinese car brands in South Africa

21 Oct 2025
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The affordable car brand dominating South Africa

20 Oct 2025
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BYD to build hundreds of new charging stations in South Africa

18 Oct 2025
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A new Chinese car brand, good news for petrol prices this November, and the new cheapest car in South Africa

17 Oct 2025
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R21 per litre

16 Oct 2025
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Ford’s R5.2-billion problem in South Africa

16 Oct 2025
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Ford, Nissan, Renault, and Mercedes-Benz on trial

15 Oct 2025
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These are the 10 easiest cars to resell in South Africa

14 Oct 2025
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South Africa closes in on deal for local carmakers

14 Oct 2025
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

13 Oct 2025
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8 car factories facing shutdown

13 Oct 2025
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South Africans are done with Uber

12 Oct 2025
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How Toyota keeps 150 million cars on the road

12 Oct 2025
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Major concern over Gauteng’s new number plates, a luxury carmaker re-opens factories, and VW launches the new Transporter in South Africa

10 Oct 2025
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Toyota’s R533-billion buyout hits roadblock

10 Oct 2025
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BMW’s plan to ‘protect’ South Africa from China

9 Oct 2025
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Big update for South Africa’s newest car factory

8 Oct 2025
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

8 Oct 2025
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2 Chinese automakers to build cars in South Africa

7 Oct 2025
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These are the cars South Africans want – Even if they can’t afford them

6 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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