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New Models

Armoured Ford Ranger launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

26 Jul 2025
Features

A new Chinese car brand, bad news for diesel users, and a recall for the Ford Ranger and VW Polo

25 Jul 2025
News

Gauteng goes quiet on new speed cameras

25 Jul 2025
Industry News

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

3 Nov 2026
New Models

More affordable GWM P300 bakkie launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

25 Jul 2025
Features

Sales trouble for VW

25 Jul 2025
News

Ford recalls EcoSport, Puma, Everest, and Ranger in South Africa

25 Jul 2025
Industry News

Advertise to South Africa’s top automotive community

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End of the line for Road Accident Fund leaders

24 Jul 2025
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New Cape Town airport hits development milestone

24 Jul 2025
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Nissan Navara in South Africa

24 Jul 2025
Industry News

Advertise on South Africa’s top automotive news website

23 Oct 2026
New Models

New Opel Mokka launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

24 Jul 2025
Features

India is getting a new car brand – With help from Chery

24 Jul 2025
New Models

When you can buy the new Mazda CX-5 in South Africa

24 Jul 2025
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It costs R175,000 to replace this car part in South Africa

23 Jul 2025
Features

Bad news for diesel users in South Africa

23 Jul 2025
News

Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

23 Jul 2025
News

VW is looking for these 271 Polos in South Africa

23 Jul 2025
Features

South Africa turns to BRICS to fix its roads

23 Jul 2025
New Models

When you can buy the new Citroen C3 Basalt in South Africa

23 Jul 2025
Features

5 new Chinese bakkies coming to South Africa

22 Jul 2025
News

Big win for Ford buyers in South Africa

22 Jul 2025
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Comments

Excellent idea. Especially since the standard bank wants to me a huge fee ( about 30%) for getting R5 coins.

Peter Palm on 4 Nov 2026

Capitec is useless lost 6g this year why don't they employ sangomas

rafiekalliempc on 4 Nov 2026

🙄

gazg on 4 Nov 2026

Is that what they call reduction?

Wandile Linda on 3 Nov 2026

actually looks nice but still prefer seeing it in real life.Is a good price though

Fayadaway Anderson on 3 Nov 2026
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