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Features - Page 37
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Motorists taking chances with their old cars in South Africa

1 Dec 2025
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Tata betting big on affordable electric vehicles

1 Dec 2025
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How much Pick n Pay asap! drivers earn in South Africa

30 Nov 2025
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Germany pressures European Union to ease ban on petrol engines

30 Nov 2025
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Speeding fine warning for people living in estates in South Africa

30 Nov 2025
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One company waves goodbye to potholes in South Africa’s richest city

29 Nov 2025
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Good news for VW Scout’s comeback

27 Nov 2025
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What it costs to fly from Joburg to Durban right now

26 Nov 2025
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Chinese carmakers pressure BMW to produce new engine

26 Nov 2025
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The Chinese car brand selling more cars in South Africa than Mercedes, Volvo, and Honda

25 Nov 2025
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Cheapest BMW and Mercedes-Benz you can buy in South Africa right now

25 Nov 2025
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Petrol stations are changing across South Africa

25 Nov 2025
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Citroen bet big on affordable cars – And it’s paying off

25 Nov 2025
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How speed cameras are hidden in South Africa

24 Nov 2025
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WeBuyCars faces a new enemy in South Africa

24 Nov 2025
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The affordable car brand selling more cars in South Africa than Volkswagen, Ford, and BMW

24 Nov 2025
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How much you need to earn per month to afford the new Toyota Prado in South Africa

24 Nov 2025
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The Chery car brand we don’t have in South Africa

23 Nov 2025
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Big win for Geely

22 Nov 2025
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Parliament searching for RAF CEO, new speed cameras for Cape Town, and a new Chinese car brand launches in South Africa

21 Nov 2025
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