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Features - Page 72
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Average cars are unaffordable in South Africa – Here’s what people are buying instead

3 Jan 2025
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Warning for buyers of Chinese cars in South Africa

3 Jan 2025
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7 boxes to check when getting your car serviced

3 Jan 2025
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The greatest weakness of modern cars

2 Jan 2025
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What happens to abandoned cars at South African airports

2 Jan 2025
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Cheapest Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes-Benz in South Africa

2 Jan 2025
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Life-saving driving habits for South African roads

1 Jan 2025
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Mazda set to beat a 37-year-old record

1 Jan 2025
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Every hot hatch you can buy in South Africa

1 Jan 2025
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17 new bakkies that launched in South Africa in 2024

31 Dec 2024
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The driving trick that can save you a lot of money on petrol

31 Dec 2024
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Benefits of filling your tyres with nitrogen

31 Dec 2024
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The best roads in Africa – Where South Africa ranks

30 Dec 2024
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Chinese carmakers starting to feel the heat

30 Dec 2024
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Every new VW that launched in South Africa in 2024

30 Dec 2024
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The Suzuki cars that are actually a Toyota

29 Dec 2024
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Zipper merge – A driving technique all South Africans should know

29 Dec 2024
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This South Africa-bound SUV has a built-in breathalyser

29 Dec 2024
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Honda’s marriage to Nissan is complicated

28 Dec 2024
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How many kilometres are too many for a used car in South Africa

28 Dec 2024
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Pie in the sky dream. Creecy must be smoking POT with the lot hiding money in their couches. The traffic...

des.salzmann on 2 Sep 2026

Jetour can announce the increased payload as much as they wish and want to, but it does not change the...

des.salzmann on 2 Sep 2026

Why is there no good quality control at the factory in Siverton? Who is responsible for it? This is not...

JJ O'Kelly on 1 Sep 2026

Great idea.With aggressive policing could work.maybe tackle fools on cell phones whilst at it. but no policing will follow meaning...

A K on 1 Sep 2026

Safety!What safety? South Africa is the biggest crime capital of the world, the roads are mostly either just potholes or...

Andre Kruger on 1 Sep 2026
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