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Features - Page 9
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South Africans can’t afford to fix their cars

19 Jul 2026
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This e-hailing app listens to your conversations

19 Jul 2026
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South Africa’s biggest traffic fine change still to come

18 Jul 2026
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Inside BMW’s R260 million Midrand facility that handles 4 million spares every year – Photos

18 Jul 2026
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Good news for everyone with a driver’s licence, end of an era for traffic fines, and petrol prices take a turn for the worse

17 Jul 2026
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South Africa’s car industry went from R60 billion to R130 billion in 5 years

17 Jul 2026
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Transport Minister wants fewer trucks on South Africa’s roads

16 Jul 2026
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The city in South Africa where you can order a new car licence at a drive-thru

15 Jul 2026
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South African road agency that spent R37 million on manager salaries wants to introduce a new tax on motorists

15 Jul 2026
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The quickest way to lose your driver’s licence in South Africa

14 Jul 2026
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Big problem with South Africa’s electric car plan

14 Jul 2026
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Call for South Africa’s new traffic fine laws to be scrapped

13 Jul 2026
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

13 Jul 2026
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Inspect your car before accepting it back from a panel beater in South Africa

13 Jul 2026
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End of an era for traffic fines in South Africa

12 Jul 2026
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The man who plans to rescue Nissan in South Africa

12 Jul 2026
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14 mistakes that can cost you your driver’s licence in South Africa

11 Jul 2026
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Car insurance scam warning for motorists in South Africa

11 Jul 2026
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VW is in deep trouble as it looks to close 4 factories and cut 100,000 jobs

10 Jul 2026
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South Africa’s car industry is on track for its best sales in a decade

10 Jul 2026
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Comments

A lot of these sales are taken from the 2nd hand market.

Gerrit Kellerman on 9 Oct 2026

After a one month stay in Beijing and various other PRC cities I can only express amazement at the sheer...

A_Nonny_Mus on 9 Oct 2026

I wish the November local elections will throw them out of the Municipalities and make them think about governing instead...

Chris Campbell on 9 Oct 2026

Fake news. Shame on you!

012jck on 9 Oct 2026

Just a way to have us in actual fact still pay both the RAF levy's worth in the fuel price...

des.salzmann on 9 Oct 2026
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