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Features - Page 6
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Best-selling Chinese cars in South Africa

8 Jul 2026
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2 new airports for one of South Africa’s biggest cities

7 Jul 2026
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The finance option that guarantees your car will still be worth something when you trade it in

7 Jul 2026
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5 new cars to be built at Chery’s factory in South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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The R5,000 difference between driving and flying from Joburg to Cape Town

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Best-selling cars in South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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The most fuel-efficient bakkie under R500,000 in South Africa

6 Jul 2026
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Motorists should only trust cars with these safety ratings in South Africa – According to the AA

5 Jul 2026
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Good news about petrol prices

4 Jul 2026
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The 3 types of hybrid cars you can buy in South Africa

4 Jul 2026
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R14 petrol on the cards for South Africa, a new airport for Cape Town, and Joburg cracks down on WeBuyCars, Engen, and GWM

3 Jul 2026
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The 10 cheapest cars in South Africa that aren’t Indian or Chinese

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Call for new compulsory roadworthiness tests in South Africa

2 Jul 2026
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What R1 million buys you in every car segment

2 Jul 2026
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

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One in five cars sold in South Africa is now Chinese

30 Jun 2026
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4 hybrid cars you can buy in South Africa under R500,000

30 Jun 2026
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Cheapest electric car on AutoTrader – What you get for R300,000

29 Jun 2026
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There are 22 Chinese car brands in South Africa – with 4 more on the way

28 Jun 2026
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When to replace your car’s cracked windscreen

26 Jun 2026
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Comments

I do not exactly believe the hype, and while it may be something in the planning stage, how hong before...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

Hybrids & plug-In Hybrids dominate, with over 80% of sales. Simply because of the ever-increasing cost of fuel. How many...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

According to the AA ..... means "the most standard safety tech and bong-bong audible warnings."

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

But then that is also not the real inflation. I do not trust anything from Stats SA and the inflation...

Red on 29 Aug 2026

VW, please note that the vehicles arriving from the east come from factory with all the bells and whistles yet...

OomStu ZA on 29 Aug 2026
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