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3 ways to buy a car in South Africa

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Big change of plans for the Gautrain

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3 Mar 2026
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3 Mar 2026
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3 Mar 2026
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3 Mar 2026
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Audi’s battle with Chinese carmakers

3 Mar 2026
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South Africans are ditching dealerships for car auctions

3 Mar 2026
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2 Mar 2026
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And that is the reason, why I am dubious to get a Chinese vehicle. Friends of mine and various panel...

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And now DSTV is dropping the pensioners and other poor people on Easyview. Will see how many more customers they...

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And I still won't support the criminals on 2 wheels.

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And then there will still be an idiot behind the wheel that does not know how to drive.

Red on 2 Sep 2026

But this is SA, will be investigated and the crooks will be promoted.

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