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News - Page 97
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Renault confirms South African launch date of next-generation Duster

18 Nov 2024
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Shell in hot water in South Africa

18 Nov 2024
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Big change for N4 toll road this December

15 Nov 2024
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What to expect from petrol prices in South Africa in December

15 Nov 2024
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11 new Toyota cars that could be coming to South Africa

14 Nov 2024
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Things are not going well for the Tesla Cybertruck

14 Nov 2024
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New VW hatchback and SUVs confirmed for South Africa – Details

13 Nov 2024
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New Nissan Magnite goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

13 Nov 2024
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Porsche rolls out new Taycan models – South African pricing and specifications

13 Nov 2024
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New BMW M2 in South Africa – Pricing revealed

12 Nov 2024
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South Africans told to think twice before driving to Mozambique

12 Nov 2024
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Shady car dealers running rampant in South Africa

11 Nov 2024
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FlySafair’s international routes under threat

11 Nov 2024
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Trouble brewing for delivery drivers in South Africa

11 Nov 2024
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South Africa’s strict new driving laws stuck in first gear

11 Nov 2024
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Management shakeup for major South African toll road

11 Nov 2024
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Routine traffic stop in South African town uncovers enough weapons for small army

9 Nov 2024
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Someone in South Africa just paid R4.5 million for this new limited-edition Audi

8 Nov 2024
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New Haval H6 GT announced for South Africa – Pricing and specifications

8 Nov 2024
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Cape Town proposes plans for taxis and private cars to live in harmony

7 Nov 2024
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it is sad that the Chinese make it so easy to bamboozle the public as they know that 90 %...

andre-3184 on 21 Oct 2026

Surely, it would be the responsibility of the owners of the petrol stations to make sure the area is safe...

Glendyr Dade on 21 Oct 2026

In the morning and mid day the police vehicles are doing the school run. After school in the afternoon it...

Rudi Coertzen on 21 Oct 2026

The mybroadband article could've shown which perks does the Chinese customers receive on delivery compared to South Africans as an...

Shaun on 21 Oct 2026

Nobody will know much about resale value of Chinese vehicles until "they have been available in the country for more...

Mike Wiggill on 21 Oct 2026
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