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Chinese car brand hit by illegal billboard crackdown in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
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Major warning for taxis operating in South Africa’s richest province

14 Sep 2026
Features

26% petrol price hike in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
Industry News

New ARCFOX T1 all-electric crossover launches in South Africa – with an incredible deal for the first 100 buyers

6 Nov 2026
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Luxury petrol station brand opening new stores, and the hijacking capital of South Africa

14 Sep 2026
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South Africa’s most dangerous hijacking hotspot is not in the province you expect

13 Sep 2026
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The most popular Toyota cars in South Africa

13 Sep 2026
Industry News

TopAuto review videos – Build trust in your new models in South Africa

6 Nov 2026
Features

The easiest way to save money on petrol in South Africa

13 Sep 2026
Features

What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R27 per litre

12 Sep 2026
Features

The Chinese bakkie brand that doubled its sales in South Africa in just a year

12 Sep 2026
Industry News

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3 Nov 2026
Features

How Chinese cars got so popular in South Africa

12 Sep 2026
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Proposed zero alcohol driving law will criminalise innocent South Africans

11 Sep 2026
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Trouble for car insurance companies in South Africa

11 Sep 2026
Features

The R270,000 hatchback outselling South Africa’s biggest car brands

11 Sep 2026
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New tax to pay for Road Accident Fund that spent R28 million on 16 suspended employees

11 Sep 2026
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VW betting big on bakkies to save its business

11 Sep 2026
News

R29 per litre petrol price warning

11 Sep 2026
Features

The top bakkie outselling its closest competitor by 48 units per day

11 Sep 2026
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Bad news about petrol prices, and a new Toyota for South Africa

11 Sep 2026
Features

These cars are taking over from bakkies in South Africa

11 Sep 2026
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South Africa’s biggest transport company made a profit for the 1st time in 4 years

10 Sep 2026
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