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Features - Page 38
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Omoda C7 in South Africa

18 Nov 2025
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German carmakers are playing a dangerous game

18 Nov 2025
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Best-selling cars under R300,000 in South Africa

17 Nov 2025
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Luxury carmaker loses R12.5 billion

16 Nov 2025
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Mercedes F1 worth R100 billion – and the boss wants to cash in

15 Nov 2025
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An estate fines residents R4,000 for courier speeding tickets, a new international flight, and the new cheapest electric bakkie in South Africa

14 Nov 2025
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Toyota to invest R170 billion

14 Nov 2025
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5 tips from South Africa’s leading car insurance companies

13 Nov 2025
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3 most popular cars in South Africa

13 Nov 2025
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

13 Nov 2025
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Best car warranties in South Africa

12 Nov 2025
Car Finance

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

12 Nov 2025
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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

9 Nov 2025
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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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If you can't afford the tyres, don't buy the car .

Wim Rademeyer on 6 Nov 2026

With the current price of petrol an average 1.6L petrol vehicle will consume around R150 000 worth of fuel over...

Shaun on 6 Nov 2026

Yes they will find any loophole.

Red on 6 Nov 2026

And people are talking about the long guarantee on some batteries, but remember sometimes these warranties is not worth the...

Red on 6 Nov 2026

You forgot to account for the fact that you paid double upfront for the hybrid. So, you are still recovering...

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