Motoring
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Government backs campaign to tackle illegal auto parts trade
MotoringThe unlawful auto parts trade is threatening industry and customer safety in South Africa. This has prompted a local industry…
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Mazda announces Takumi launch in South Africa
MotoringThe Mazda CX-60 Takumi will join the SA line-up in February 2024.
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Is windscreen replacement necessary?
MotoringGiven the condition of South African roads, it’s inevitable that your windscreen will develop chips and small cracks. Here’s what…
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All you need to know about the new Lexus RX
MotoringLexus lovers will find everything they need and want in the all-new RX, including a one-motor hybrid system in the…
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Volvo leads the South African electric vehicle charge
MotoringVolvo claims the top spot in electric vehicle sales in South Africa. This establishes the company’s commitment to a zero-emission…
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2024 GR Sport Hilux confirmed for Australia but not SA yet
MotoringWhile the Aussies can look forward to seeing the new GR Sport Hilux on showroom floors soon, South Africans are…
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Huge sales milestone for Jeep Wrangler
MotoringAn iconic off-roader has proven its staying power – despite being around for decades, it is still enjoyed by 4x4…
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Volvo EX30: A hit among electric vehicle enthusiasts
MotoringThe demand for the new Volvo EX30 has surpassed expectations, making it a sought-after choice among electric vehicle buyers in…
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Alfa Romeo’s leaked compact SUV is a glimpse into the future
MotoringLovers of Italian cars will be happy to know that a sleek SUV is set to be released next year…
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Mazda offers loads of style and luxury with new model
MotoringDiscover how the new Mazda2 model embodies modern driving needs and desires, offering a stress-free journey even before you step…
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Ford Everest simplifies towing for adventurers
MotoringNo-stress towing is now a reality with Ford’s innovative technologies and safety features, making trailer and caravan hitching hassle-free for…
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Toyota Century reborn as a plug-in hybrid SUV
MotoringThe new flagship SUV wows Japan, but will it hit SA's streets?
