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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

21 Feb 2025
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3-year battle for Joburg’s traffic lights ends

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Big legal win for South Africa’s “Afrikaans Uber”

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Why South African car owners are rethinking their garage floors

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Joburg takes next step to becoming Smart City

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South Africa’s R4-billion rapid transport solution lying in ruin

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South Africans paying double for the cheapest Chinese cars

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Comments

In SA, so is FORD

Mike Wiggill on 11 Sep 2026

Why does it take more than 2 years to finalise a disciplinary hearing? Gross incompetence and ANC labour laws that...

sacduplessis on 11 Sep 2026

Try spending nothing on roads and see if they get better.

Le Clerc on 11 Sep 2026

Looks like the old Amarok but more like a Minecraft version.

OomStu ZA on 11 Sep 2026

uber drivers complain about the lack of service while trying to obtain permits and bribery to obtain them, which i...

Derryck Hart on 11 Sep 2026
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