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Features - Page 74
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VW smashes new record in South Africa

21 Dec 2024
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Red flags for Nissan and Honda’s partnership

21 Dec 2024
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

20 Dec 2024
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2 new cars South Africa would have gotten in 2024 – But won’t anymore

20 Dec 2024
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban this December

20 Dec 2024
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South Africa’s plans for Formula One kick into high gear

19 Dec 2024
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Good news for VW’s factories

19 Dec 2024
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15 new hatchbacks that launched in South Africa in 2024

19 Dec 2024
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South Africa welcomed 6 new Chinese car brands in 2024 – But don’t expect it to continue

18 Dec 2024
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The salary you need to afford the cheapest and most expensive cars in South Africa

18 Dec 2024
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Every new Toyota launched in South Africa in 2024 – and what’s coming in 2025

18 Dec 2024
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12 cars discontinued in South Africa in 2024

17 Dec 2024
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Trouble looming for Mazda’s expansion

17 Dec 2024
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How much it costs to drive from Joburg to Cape Town this December

16 Dec 2024
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Highest-mileage BMW you can buy in South Africa

16 Dec 2024
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Ins and outs of rent-to-own car contracts in South Africa

15 Dec 2024
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BMW and Mercedez-Benz under pressure from China

15 Dec 2024
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Budget “Land Rover Defender” coming to South Africa – Everything you need to know

14 Dec 2024
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China calls for carmakers to invest in South Africa

14 Dec 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

13 Dec 2024
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No, just more money to pocket, no sickness will kill us but with all these price increases. we work for...

Magrieta Geldenhuys on 2 Sep 2026

Agreed with des salzamm comment

Eugene Hughes on 2 Sep 2026

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
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