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Features

Grey vehicles alive and well in South Africa

7 May 2025
News

Warning for road users in one of South Africa’s biggest provinces

6 May 2025
Features

Dark clouds gather for Volvo in South Africa

6 May 2025
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From the sofa to the circuit: Heineken® House brings fans together for Brazilian Grand Prix race Sunday

3 Nov 2026
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The Chinese bakkie-SUV hybrid that’s coming to South Africa – Photos

6 May 2025
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Traffic police exodus in major South African city

6 May 2025
News

Proton could be leaving South Africa – Again

6 May 2025
Industry News

Advertise to South Africa’s top automotive community

30 Oct 2026
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R313-million blow to residents of South Africa’s biggest city

6 May 2025
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Big problems with pothole repairs in South Africa

6 May 2025
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Chery launching a new car brand in South Africa – Details

5 May 2025
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Advertise on South Africa’s top automotive news website

23 Oct 2026
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New Isuzu 7-seater SUV launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

5 May 2025
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Repossession warning for South Africans with used cars

5 May 2025
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Ford is killing it in South Africa

5 May 2025
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Best-selling cars in South Africa

5 May 2025
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Best-selling car brands in South Africa

5 May 2025
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Official petrol price decreases for May announced

5 May 2025
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One thing buyers forget when shopping new car brands in South Africa

5 May 2025
Features

What you’ll see on the streets in China – Photos

4 May 2025
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Japanese carmakers teaming up

4 May 2025
Features

How much advanced driving courses cost in South Africa

4 May 2025
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Check out the new Jaecoo J5 coming to South Africa – Photos

3 May 2025
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Comments

Nice try Jaguar - yes you thought changing a few letters fooled us. LOL.

Paul Roux on 4 Nov 2026

I wonder if they will improve their atrocious aftersales service.

chris.assessor on 4 Nov 2026

How do you (ANC) loose the election? AGOA and 1c... I leave it there!

Aubrey Kloppers on 4 Nov 2026

That is the price the Garage pays for diesel, they add profits etc and you buy at R33 odd p/l...

Jacques Du Plessis on 4 Nov 2026

Nice looking car with all the bells and whistle but so much choice of Chinese cars, which ones will survive...

colint on 4 Nov 2026
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