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Good news for Chinese car brands in South Africa

10 Feb 2026
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VW responds to reports of factory closure in South Africa

10 Feb 2026
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Chinese cars pose potential security risk

10 Feb 2026
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Why South African car owners are rethinking their garage floors

7 Sep 2026
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Why South African drivers don’t need to worry about new driving rules

10 Feb 2026
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The luxury automaker building 216 cars per day in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
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VW factory facing shutdown in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
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R14.5 billion upgrades for Africa’s busiest airport

9 Feb 2026
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Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

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Good news for employees of South Africa’s biggest motor retailer

9 Feb 2026
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Guaranteed Future Value: Securing what your EV will be worth in four years

2 Sep 2026
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European giants scale back electric car plans

9 Feb 2026
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The cost of car subscriptions in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
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Big changes for used car dealers in South Africa

8 Feb 2026
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VW wants to build a new bakkie in South Africa

8 Feb 2026
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How Chinese car brands are convincing South Africans to switch from BMW, Mercedes, and Audi

8 Feb 2026
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7 Feb 2026
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Luxury carmaker loses R6.2 billion

7 Feb 2026
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What it costs to own a car in South Africa

7 Feb 2026
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2 new megabridges being built in South Africa, a new luxury sedan, and the official petrol price for February

6 Feb 2026
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6 Feb 2026
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