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Features - Page 83
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

2 Dec 2024
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Sales trouble for Toyota, Honda, and Nissan

2 Dec 2024
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South Africa’s new cash cow

2 Dec 2024
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The cheapest hot SUV you can buy in South Africa

1 Dec 2024
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Renault’s big plans to boost sales

1 Dec 2024
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R1,179 December flight price pain for South Africans

1 Dec 2024
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The new Dark Horse is the most powerful Ford Mustang yet – Here’s what it’s like to drive

30 Nov 2024
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How China could lower South Africa’s petrol price

30 Nov 2024
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How much it costs to convert a Toyota Corolla Cross to run on LPG in South Africa

30 Nov 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

29 Nov 2024
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The next-gen Mitsubishi Triton has arrived in South Africa – How it compares to the Ford Ranger and Toyota Hilux

29 Nov 2024
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Driving a Jaguar in South Africa? You might want to hold on to it

29 Nov 2024
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South Africa’s richest man worried about local auto industry

29 Nov 2024
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3 top tips for opening your own petrol station in South Africa

29 Nov 2024
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Petrol tax in South Africa vs the UK, USA, Australia, and India

28 Nov 2024
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The downfall of public transport in South Africa

28 Nov 2024
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Here’s why Ford is limiting Mustang stock in South Africa

28 Nov 2024
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How much WeBuyCars pays for a car – and what it sells it for

27 Nov 2024
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How Gauteng’s new “self-destructing number plates” will work

27 Nov 2024
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Pothole-proofing South Africa’s roads

27 Nov 2024
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