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Features - Page 98
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Ford’s first electric bakkie – How you can buy one in South Africa

8 Sep 2024
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E-tolls are going nowhere in South Africa – This is their new job

7 Sep 2024
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How much money you really save when buying South Africa’s cheapest hybrid

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

6 Sep 2024
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South African car buyers are going green – but not electric

6 Sep 2024
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The start of something big in South Africa

6 Sep 2024
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How to spot a fake police car in South Africa

5 Sep 2024
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How much it costs to repair 1km of road in South Africa

5 Sep 2024
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Big problems with South Africa’s new driver’s licence card printer

5 Sep 2024
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2 ways government could reduce petrol prices in South Africa

5 Sep 2024
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How long you can drive with an expired licence in South Africa before getting fined

4 Sep 2024
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Most affordable car from every brand in South Africa

4 Sep 2024
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7 new Jaecoo and Omoda cars for South Africa – Photos

4 Sep 2024
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Stylish new VW Polo for South Africa – Photos and specs

4 Sep 2024
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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

3 Sep 2024
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Toll gate card cloning in South Africa – Your bank owes you a refund

3 Sep 2024
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First look at the new VW Tiguan in South Africa – Photos

3 Sep 2024
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The Aston Martin Vanquish is back and better than ever – Photos

3 Sep 2024
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First look at the new Chery Cross in South Africa – Photos

2 Sep 2024
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A new breed of cars is calling to ultra-rich collectors

2 Sep 2024
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Comments

You guys are playing with us , like Really? What's the fuck, petrol should go back to 21 rand per...

Albert Gumede on 7 Nov 2026

No the biggest problem is the Musl8m influence and Sharia. As a Christian I go to church and receive the...

john-7396 on 7 Nov 2026

Yep as other people have stated, balloon payments is a massive scam. It is only to enrich the finance house...

Red on 7 Nov 2026

Too much expensive, I rather get two polo's with different versions Se

Fackson Fakaza on 7 Nov 2026

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

Steve Davidson on 7 Nov 2026
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