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Features - Page 75
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4 new Jaecoo SUVs coming to South Africa this year

26 Jan 2025
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Suzuki Jimny 5-door – 2,000km review

26 Jan 2025
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Tell-tale signs that a used car has been repainted

25 Jan 2025
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What a R600,000 Chinese off-roader looks like in South Africa in 2025

25 Jan 2025
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This South African-made electric car is coming back to the roads

24 Jan 2025
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Good news for all airports in South Africa

24 Jan 2025
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Cheapest Chinese car in South Africa – and what you can buy for the same price

24 Jan 2025
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Petrol price cap in South Africa – Details

23 Jan 2025
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Launch of Gauteng’s new number plates – All the details

23 Jan 2025
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New Chinese car factory for South Africa – Everything you need to know

22 Jan 2025
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How much you’ll be fined in South Africa – Based on how fast you’re driving

22 Jan 2025
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Bad news for Toyota and VW in South Africa

22 Jan 2025
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10 most sought-after new cars in South Africa

22 Jan 2025
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New car licence renewal hurdle on the cards for South Africa

22 Jan 2025
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The surprising new trend in South Africa’s car market – That you’ll love

22 Jan 2025
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Safest used hatchbacks, SUVs, and sedans under R600,000 in South Africa

21 Jan 2025
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

21 Jan 2025
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Small bakkies are officially dead in South Africa – Here are 5 alternatives

21 Jan 2025
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Big driver’s licence lie in South Africa

20 Jan 2025
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More affordable Chery SUV canned for South Africa – But something else is on the way

20 Jan 2025
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