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Trouble for VW in China

18 Sep 2024
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Crossovers vs hatchbacks – South Africans have spoken

18 Sep 2024
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2 new international flights for South Africa in November

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How car thieves find your tracker

18 Sep 2024
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17 Sep 2024
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Why South African car owners are rethinking their garage floors

7 Sep 2026
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How much it costs to set up your own petrol station in South Africa – and what you can make with it

17 Sep 2024
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Hyundai’s new entry-level crossover goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

17 Sep 2024
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This is how many hijackers the South African police let go last year

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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

16 Sep 2024
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10 road upgrades that were abandoned in South Africa

16 Sep 2024
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Removing deathtraps from the used-car market – This needs to happen

16 Sep 2024
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Uber and Bolt drivers go on strike in South Africa

16 Sep 2024
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Big petrol price decreases expected for South Africa in October

16 Sep 2024
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R19-billion disaster for BMW

16 Sep 2024
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The 10 best bakkies in South Africa right now

16 Sep 2024
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Gauteng’s “new” speed cameras cost R465 million a pop

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Comments

Thanks to a greedy government and Trump's stupidity.

Le Clerc on 12 Sep 2026

And still blaming the wars. Fuel in SA have gone through the roof in the last 30 years with all...

Red on 12 Sep 2026

And then you must visit the panel beaters, and workshops and see how many of these Chinese junk are waiting...

Red on 12 Sep 2026

Note, the one being suspended for more than 2 years already!

Elbie Steytler on 12 Sep 2026

Very good idea!

Elbie Steytler on 12 Sep 2026
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