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Features - Page 51
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The fastest-growing segment in South Africa’s used car market

1 Jul 2025
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The salary you need to afford the cheapest hybrid SUV in South Africa

1 Jul 2025
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It’s not looking good for Japanese car brands

30 Jun 2025
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Hyundai’s new seven-seater SUV is off to a good start in South Africa

30 Jun 2025
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This car delivers itself when you buy it

29 Jun 2025
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9 mistakes drivers make at this time of year in South Africa

29 Jun 2025
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Every sedan you can buy under R300,000 in South Africa

28 Jun 2025
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Mercedes-Benz reveals new hypercar

28 Jun 2025
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R110,000 parking fine nightmare

28 Jun 2025
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Construction mafia shuts down R550-million road project, a broken windscreen scam, and a new Toyota SUV coming to South Africa

27 Jun 2025
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New Jaecoo J7 plug-in hybrid – What you get for R690,000

27 Jun 2025
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Japanese carmakers put their foot down

26 Jun 2025
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The salary you need to afford the new Haval H6 in South Africa

26 Jun 2025
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Warning for motorists using this car feature in South Africa

26 Jun 2025
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Tesla self-driving taxi breaks traffic laws on its 1st day

25 Jun 2025
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The Chinese carmaker winning over new buyers in South Africa

25 Jun 2025
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Driver’s license renewal fees mostly go straight to government

25 Jun 2025
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Top 10 smash-and-grab hotspots in South Africa – Per province

25 Jun 2025
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3 brands taking South Africa’s used car market by storm

24 Jun 2025
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This type of car used to cost R1 million – It’s R450,000 cheaper now

24 Jun 2025
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