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News - Page 2
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Jetour dealership in hot water in South Africa

3 Nov 2026
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United States deals a massive blow to South Africa’s car industry

3 Nov 2026
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A new way to tip car guards in South Africa, and petrol stations in trouble

3 Nov 2026
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

2 Nov 2026
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Toyota is looking for these 77 SUVs in South Africa

2 Nov 2026
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New cashless solutions for tipping car guards and petrol attendants in South Africa

2 Nov 2026
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South Africans are buying 33% less petrol – but paying R950 more

2 Nov 2026
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The South African city impounding 17 public transport vehicles every day

2 Nov 2026
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End of an era for passports and boarding passes

2 Nov 2026
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10-minute licence renewal in Gauteng, and Bugatti CEO chases after his stolen car

2 Nov 2026
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SIU looking for Ferraris, Porsches, and a Bentley hidden by Tembisa hospital suspect

2 Nov 2026
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The province with the most expensive car licences in South Africa

1 Nov 2026
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Luxury British carmaker loses R51 billion

30 Oct 2026
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R60 fee to check if your driver’s licence is being suspended in South Africa

30 Oct 2026
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South Africa sets 60-day deadline for its petrol stations

30 Oct 2026
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Good news about petrol and diesel prices next week

30 Oct 2026
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R518 million for 1,000 new police cars in South Africa

30 Oct 2026
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New traffic fine laws coming to 151 municipalities in South Africa – including a demerit point system

30 Oct 2026
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Airports doing nothing to stop fake Ubers charging R25,000, and 10 train stations reopened in one province

30 Oct 2026
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R115 million to reopen 10 train stations in one South African province

29 Oct 2026
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If you can't afford the tyres, don't buy the car .

Wim Rademeyer on 6 Nov 2026

With the current price of petrol an average 1.6L petrol vehicle will consume around R150 000 worth of fuel over...

Shaun on 6 Nov 2026

Yes they will find any loophole.

Red on 6 Nov 2026

And people are talking about the long guarantee on some batteries, but remember sometimes these warranties is not worth the...

Red on 6 Nov 2026

You forgot to account for the fact that you paid double upfront for the hybrid. So, you are still recovering...

Nikos Raftopulos on 6 Nov 2026
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