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Features - Page 55
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Legendary motorcycle maker saved from the dead

26 May 2025
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South Africans are speed demons – The numbers

25 May 2025
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The rarest Toyota you can buy in South Africa right now

25 May 2025
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The most expensive motorbike you can buy in South Africa

24 May 2025
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Most valuable car part in South Africa

24 May 2025
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Nissan facing shutdown, major city says goodbye to broken streetlights, and a new Toyota SUV for South Africa

23 May 2025
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Car guards in South Africa making R600 a day

23 May 2025
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How long you can drive with an expired licence in South Africa before getting fined

23 May 2025
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The new Renault Duster is off to a good start in South Africa

22 May 2025
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Insurance warning for R12 petrol alternative in South Africa

22 May 2025
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Major brand stops selling cars in South Africa

22 May 2025
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The one car segment that grew 5,000% in 10 years in South Africa

22 May 2025
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The small Gauteng suburb whose roads are being swallowed by sinkholes

21 May 2025
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An important question to ask before claiming from your car insurance

21 May 2025
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3 carmakers on a roll in South Africa right now

20 May 2025
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The car-making goldmine right under South Africa’s nose

20 May 2025
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Ins and outs of South Africa’s new state-owned petrol company

20 May 2025
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10 most common traffic fines in South Africa – and how to avoid them

19 May 2025
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When a balloon payment on your car makes sense

19 May 2025
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The South African man building the fastest car in the world

18 May 2025
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Comments

You guys are playing with us , like Really? What's the fuck, petrol should go back to 21 rand per...

Albert Gumede on 7 Nov 2026

No the biggest problem is the Musl8m influence and Sharia. As a Christian I go to church and receive the...

john-7396 on 7 Nov 2026

Yep as other people have stated, balloon payments is a massive scam. It is only to enrich the finance house...

Red on 7 Nov 2026

Too much expensive, I rather get two polo's with different versions Se

Fackson Fakaza on 7 Nov 2026

"Tesla Cybertruck on its way out" and hopefully the fascist MuskRat along with it.

Steve Davidson on 7 Nov 2026
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