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News - Page 189
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Massive petrol price increases expected for April

15 Mar 2022
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Driving schools can now book licence appointments for their clients in Gauteng

15 Mar 2022
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Ford to build giant battery plant

14 Mar 2022
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Kulula and British Airways flights “suspended indefinitely” in South Africa

13 Mar 2022
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Big electric car concern for the US – They need China

13 Mar 2022
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40 photos of the new electric VW minibus

12 Mar 2022
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New Toyota Starlet confirmed – What we know so far

12 Mar 2022
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New batteries the key to unlocking cheaper electric cars – Elon Musk

11 Mar 2022
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Key models of current Isuzu D-Max will still be sold after next generation launches

10 Mar 2022
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More affordable Mitsubishi Triton launched in South Africa

10 Mar 2022
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New Hyundai Tucson – South African pricing and specifications

10 Mar 2022
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Legal fight threatened over expired driver’s licence deadline

10 Mar 2022
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South Africa’s crumbling roads are to blame for high death toll – AA

9 Mar 2022
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GM to experiment with electric cars as backup power for homes

9 Mar 2022
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New Lexus NX goes on sale in South Africa – An R860,000 luxury SUV

8 Mar 2022
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Volvo launches most powerful XC90 ever in South Africa – The details

8 Mar 2022
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Driver’s licence courses to be made available at schools

8 Mar 2022
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New Suzuki Celerio now available – South African pricing and specifications

8 Mar 2022
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New Mahindra XUV300 launched in South Africa – With a 5-star safety score

8 Mar 2022
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Mitsubishi launches mid-range Pajero Sport Aspire in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

7 Mar 2022
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Comments

What the fudge, how is a temporarily relief culminating to 4c going to help us ? Haha ;') and January...

wernerbarnard05 on 23 Oct 2026

What these absolute morons criticising this scheme conveniently forget is that there always been a freaking wall there! The only...

Steve Davidson on 23 Oct 2026

This is going to cost jobs at the licensing departments when it is available countrywide?

Werner Hautmann on 23 Oct 2026

we already have 7 tols on this road which is the most toll road in SA and yet most is...

Des Stephenson on 23 Oct 2026

Does it really matters, because most of the time they are sitting in their cars next to the road and...

Red on 23 Oct 2026
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