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Features - Page 86
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

15 Nov 2024
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The most affordable diesel SUV you can buy in South Africa

15 Nov 2024
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A new way to score a deal on popular cars in South Africa

15 Nov 2024
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6 signs that make you an easy target for hijackers in South Africa

14 Nov 2024
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The rising star in South Africa’s car market

14 Nov 2024
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Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes-Benz – The cheapest choice in South Africa

14 Nov 2024
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Fake car part dealers preparing for Black Friday in South Africa

14 Nov 2024
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This affordable bakkie could become even cheaper in South Africa in 2026

14 Nov 2024
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How much South African-made cars cost in the UK, France, Germany, and Brazil

13 Nov 2024
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South Africa bought 1,189 buses since 2010 – Here’s how many are still running

13 Nov 2024
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Avoid this expensive mistake when buying a new car

13 Nov 2024
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R144 petrol price relief for South Africa

13 Nov 2024
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How this insured South African driver won an 8-year fight for a payout

12 Nov 2024
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The salary you need to afford the new Suzuki Swift in South Africa

12 Nov 2024
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New taxi danger in South Africa

12 Nov 2024
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Black Friday warning for motorists in South Africa

12 Nov 2024
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Driving licence conundrum for estates in South Africa

12 Nov 2024
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Money-saving gadgets for South African motorists

11 Nov 2024
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

11 Nov 2024
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Tesla down, Ford next – The Chinese carmaker gunning for global dominance

11 Nov 2024
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Fackson Fakaza on 7 Nov 2026

"Tesla Cybertruck on its way out" and hopefully the fascist MuskRat along with it.

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