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South Africa’s cheapest electric car, the big winners of the Chinese car takeover, and Cape Town’s new plan to fix a dangerous road

19 Sep 2025
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New digital visa coming to South Africa

19 Sep 2025
News

One company says goodbye to 300,000 potholes in South Africa’s richest city

19 Sep 2025
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

Big changes for vehicle impound laws in one of South Africa’s biggest cities

19 Sep 2025
Features

Bad news for Jaguar Land Rover

19 Sep 2025
Features

The Asian country taking over South Africa’s car market – It’s not China

18 Sep 2025
Industry News

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

6 Nov 2026
News

One more nail in the e-toll coffin

18 Sep 2025
Features

Sorry South Africa – Driver’s licences make too much money

18 Sep 2025
News

Cape Town shuts down taxi routes for 30 days

18 Sep 2025
Industry News

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

3 Nov 2026
Features

Carmaker in hot water over “dangerous” door handles

18 Sep 2025
New Models

New limited-edition Chinese crossover launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

18 Sep 2025
Features

10 new cars you can buy for the price of a used Toyota Fortuner

17 Sep 2025
News

How fast you can drive without getting fined in South Africa

17 Sep 2025
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Tata Harrier in South Africa

17 Sep 2025
Features

5 cheapest cars you can buy in South Africa right now

17 Sep 2025
Features

R870,000 bulletproof upgrade for the BMW X3 in South Africa

17 Sep 2025
Features

Final round for Shell legal battle in South Africa

17 Sep 2025
New Models

Say hello to the cheapest electric car in South Africa

16 Sep 2025
News

Warning for South Africans buying used cars

16 Sep 2025
Features

Best-selling cars under R300,000 in South Africa

16 Sep 2025
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Comments

"Pedestrians are also required to adhere to the National Road Traffic Act, which prohibits individuals from being on the road...

John Owen-Ellis on 8 Nov 2026

The most obvious thing that could be easily checked at a roadblock is "Check headlights, brake lights, indicators, reverse lights...

John Owen-Ellis on 8 Nov 2026

More scope for bribes!

Ken Jones on 8 Nov 2026

She is at it again....rather sort your taxis out first! They kill far more than a person having one beer...

Mike Hahn on 8 Nov 2026

Madness continues,so now I'm not able to even enjoy a beer or glass of wine when out at a restaurant?...

william tovey on 8 Nov 2026
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