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Mahindra shatters sales record in South Africa

15 Jan 2026
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Transport department under fire over proposed driver’s licence card renewal fee hike

15 Jan 2026
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Mercedes-Benz falling behind BMW

15 Jan 2026
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New ARCFOX T1 all-electric crossover launches in South Africa – with an incredible deal for the first 100 buyers

6 Nov 2026
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Every crossover you can buy in South Africa under R300,000

15 Jan 2026
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14 Jan 2026
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6 Nov 2026
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South Africa’s biggest airline is offering R370 flights

14 Jan 2026
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Hyundai crash test sparks new vehicle safety concerns in South Africa

14 Jan 2026
New Models

BMW starting a big new chapter

14 Jan 2026
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3 Nov 2026
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South Africa ditching traditional driving licenses

14 Jan 2026
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R70 petrol price relief for South Africa

13 Jan 2026
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5 most powerful bakkies in South Africa

13 Jan 2026
New Models

2 new Tata cars coming to South Africa

13 Jan 2026
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One of South Africa’s biggest cities to auction 800 cars

13 Jan 2026
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Big win for South Africa’s car factories

13 Jan 2026
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Eastern Cape spends R11.4 billion on electric car chargers

13 Jan 2026
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New Toyota cars South Africans can look forward to in 2026

12 Jan 2026
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Bad news for WeBuyCars in South Africa

12 Jan 2026
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa in 2025

12 Jan 2026
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