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Features - Page 94
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Lower speed limits for South Africa – 2 years later

1 Oct 2024
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7 new Jetour cars coming to South Africa – Details

1 Oct 2024
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How your bank can stop you from using your car

1 Oct 2024
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Insurance headache for snow-trapped South African motorists

30 Sep 2024
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The budget-friendly Chery launching in South Africa very soon – Photos

30 Sep 2024
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Volvo pushes for ban on combustion-engine cars

30 Sep 2024
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Young South African car buyers digging themselves into a deep hole

30 Sep 2024
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Ford Territory review – Chinese in the front, American in the back

29 Sep 2024
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Every crossover you can buy under R300,000 in South Africa

29 Sep 2024
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12 cars discontinued in South Africa in 2024

28 Sep 2024
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Car guard tipping goes cashless in South Africa

28 Sep 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

27 Sep 2024
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A dying breed in South Africa’s crossover segment

27 Sep 2024
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Most expensive car from every brand in South Africa

27 Sep 2024
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Car buyers vs Car dealers in South Africa – Insurers choose a side

26 Sep 2024
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The Road Accident Fund wants more of your money

26 Sep 2024
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2 new Nissan SUVs coming to South Africa – What to expect

26 Sep 2024
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How long you can drive with a South African licence in Australia, Dubai, Germany, the UK, and the US

26 Sep 2024
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What to expect from South Africa’s newest Chinese carmaker in 2025

25 Sep 2024
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The barrier to plastic roads in South Africa

25 Sep 2024
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