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Official petrol price increases for October announced

5 Oct 2026
News

The new man in charge of South Africa’s luxury petrol station brand

5 Oct 2026
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VW is looking for these 291 Amarok bakkies in South Africa

5 Oct 2026
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30 Oct 2026
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Bail denied for man accused of killing South African champion racing driver

5 Oct 2026
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Round 2 for Cape Town’s new sky train

5 Oct 2026
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South Africa looking to Egypt to save its car factories

5 Oct 2026
Industry News

Advertise on South Africa’s top automotive news website

23 Oct 2026
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Plans to stop South Africa’s new speeding fine laws shot down

5 Oct 2026
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End of the road for Audi’s cheapest car, and warning ahead of record diesel prices in South Africa

5 Oct 2026
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The “Temu Range Rover” taking one of South Africa’s biggest export markets by storm

5 Oct 2026
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16 Oct 2026
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Every hybrid bakkie in South Africa to beat rising petrol and diesel prices

4 Oct 2026
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New emissions laws for South Africa’s biggest car supplier

4 Oct 2026
Features

The hidden giant in South Africa’s car industry

4 Oct 2026
Features

The Chinese bakkie coming after the Toyota Hilux and Ford Ranger in South Africa

3 Oct 2026
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Trouble at port crucial for South Africa’s car industry

3 Oct 2026
News

Hyundai takes aim at VW, Suzuki, and Toyota in South Africa

3 Oct 2026
Features

Say goodbye to Audi’s most affordable car

2 Oct 2026
Features

The biggest mistake South Africans make when buying tyres

2 Oct 2026
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End of an era for Cape Town’s famous unfinished bridge

2 Oct 2026
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R15 for a train ticket in South Africa

2 Oct 2026
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New record for Toyota in South Africa

2 Oct 2026
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And it will soon be destroyed again.

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