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Gauteng traffic lights put up for adoption

28 Nov 2024
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59 cars are hijacked in South Africa per day – The most affected areas

28 Nov 2024
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Here’s why Ford is limiting Mustang stock in South Africa

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Picking the right dash cam in South Africa – Here’s what you need to know

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How much WeBuyCars pays for a car – and what it sells it for

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How Gauteng’s new “self-destructing number plates” will work

27 Nov 2024
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Pothole-proofing South Africa’s roads

27 Nov 2024
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One of South Africa’s highest-rated car insurers is also among the most affordable

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South Africa is getting a new airport – and government won’t be paying for it

27 Nov 2024
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Chery confirms 6 new cars for South Africa in 2025 – Details

27 Nov 2024
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The 2 types of traffic fines in South Africa

27 Nov 2024
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One thing South Africa’s top automotive companies have in common

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The only time you can import a used car to South Africa

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Traffic light danger in South Africa

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What South African Toyota Fortuner owners earn

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WeBuyCars announces big Black Friday specials – With a twist

26 Nov 2024
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New “trust stickers” for car dealers in South Africa

26 Nov 2024
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New Ford Mustang Dark Horse officially goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

26 Nov 2024
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Beware the fine print of car hire contracts in South Africa

26 Nov 2024
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The 2 Chinese car brands taking over South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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South Africa’s diesel ban is coming

25 Nov 2024
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New Renault hatchbacks and SUVs coming to South Africa in 2025

25 Nov 2024
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Cheapest electric car from the BMW family arrives in South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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Comments

This is a geat idea to extend the validity of drivers licenses.

Toitjie Cillie on 15 Sep 2026

Good

Greg Verster on 15 Sep 2026

I Support the extation of Licence

Elliot Makhane on 15 Sep 2026

As I have said before , this will just bring more illegal unlicensed drivers on the road. I have recently...

Red on 15 Sep 2026

These taxis do not care as they are protected by police and the ANC ministers.

Red on 15 Sep 2026
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