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News - Page 86
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Gauteng traffic lights put up for adoption

28 Nov 2024
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59 cars are hijacked in South Africa per day – The most affected areas

28 Nov 2024
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South Africa is getting a new airport – and government won’t be paying for it

27 Nov 2024
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Chery confirms 6 new cars for South Africa in 2025 – Details

27 Nov 2024
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WeBuyCars announces big Black Friday specials – With a twist

26 Nov 2024
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New “trust stickers” for car dealers in South Africa

26 Nov 2024
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New Ford Mustang Dark Horse officially goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

26 Nov 2024
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New Renault hatchbacks and SUVs coming to South Africa in 2025

25 Nov 2024
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Cheapest electric car from the BMW family arrives in South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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6×4 Ford Ranger now available in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

25 Nov 2024
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Full steam ahead for Caltex rebranding in South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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The heavy-duty Ford Ranger that could be coming to South Africa

24 Nov 2024
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What a R300,000 Kia SUV looks like in South Africa in 2024

24 Nov 2024
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This is the new Jaguar – and you might not like it

23 Nov 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

22 Nov 2024
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Mercedes-Benz’s newest SUV in South Africa costs a whopping R4.6 million

22 Nov 2024
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Good news for holidaymakers in South Africa this December

21 Nov 2024
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12-year drought ends for South African Airways

21 Nov 2024
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Major upgrade for South Africa’s biggest airport

20 Nov 2024
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Next-generation Mitsubishi Triton officially launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

19 Nov 2024
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Comments

And the taxis carry on regardless. Ignoring all the rules and even threatens private road users that do not want...

Red on 10 Sep 2026

Do not blame it every time on the war. The fuel price have been rocketing since the racist ANC took...

Red on 10 Sep 2026

Can't stop illegal cigarettes but can go after the taxi corporation. Stop the frivolous spending of tax payers money by...

colint on 10 Sep 2026

Time to for government to invest in Electric Cars. Then we don't have to worry about the oil price and...

dewald.carstens8 on 10 Sep 2026

I'll believe it when I see it. For now one may consider the announcement to be an election ploy.

Le Clerc on 10 Sep 2026
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