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News

South Africa is running out of strategic oil reserves

10 Oct 2026
News

R10-billion petrol price relief plan for South Africa

9 Oct 2026
Features

R200,000 to never pay for petrol again

9 Oct 2026
Industry News

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

6 Nov 2026
News

Gautrain spends R15 billion on new locally built trains

9 Oct 2026
News

Chinese bakkie brand invests R500 million in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
News

Better news about petrol prices in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
Industry News

TopAuto review videos – Build trust in your new models in South Africa

6 Nov 2026
News

New daily flight from Cape Town to Joburg

9 Oct 2026
News

Hundreds of luxury SUVs and Toyota trucks recalled in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
News

Big upgrade for one of South Africa’s most popular airlines

9 Oct 2026
Industry News

From the sofa to the circuit: Heineken® House brings fans together for Brazilian Grand Prix race Sunday

3 Nov 2026
News

Three car factories in one small South African city, and shutting down the RAF is a bad idea

9 Oct 2026
Features

Chinese carmakers continue to win over South Africa’s buyers

9 Oct 2026
Features

The small South African city with 3 car factories

8 Oct 2026
News

Government has the audacity to hike fuel taxes after petrol hits R30 per litre

8 Oct 2026
Features

R1,200 pain for motorists driving South Africa’s favourite bakkies

8 Oct 2026
Features

Chinese cars now account for nearly half of SUV loans in South Africa

8 Oct 2026
New Models

More powerful Peugeot Landtrek bakkie launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

8 Oct 2026
News

AfriForum to investigate South Africa’s record-high petrol prices

8 Oct 2026
News

Good news for Uber and Bolt drivers in South Africa’s richest province

8 Oct 2026
News

The South African road agency losing R21 billion every month

8 Oct 2026
News

Warning for anyone buying diesel in South Africa

8 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...

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