Both marques will debut in the fourth quarter of the year via Saudi Arabia’s oldest vehicle importer, Jameel Motors, who enters the local market for the first time.

The quintessential Mini model shows its worth as the variant still to have, albeit not still not perfect and with some quirks not everyone will take a liking to.

Darryn Binder suffers broken hand and Moodley just misses out on the points.

Rejigged product range will include not only the Terron 9, but before that, the much delayed D90 SUV aimed at the Ford Everest and Toyota Fortuner.

Practicality and excellent fuel consumption make venerable hatchback attractive package.

Marc Marquez continued to assert his dominance over the MotoGP field by taking a third consecutive pole position of 2025 at the Circuit of the Americas.

Special lightweight armoured glass and Kevlar panels give protection against 9mm bullets.

As with the Hilux GR Sport III, the Navara Pro-4X Warrior has not been envisioned as a rival for the Ford Ranger Raptor.

Crossover SUV now offered in a choice of 1.2-litre mild hybrid or 1.3-litre powertrains.

A local launch date for South Africa remains to be set, however, an official preview has been penciled in for 30 March.

Driver swaps sees Tsunoda move to Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen and Lawson back to Racing Bulls to partner rookie Isack Hadjar.

The Cape Winelands Airport is expected to start offering local and international flights in 2027, promising state-of-the-art facilities and first-class service.

The Plettenberg Bay Airport is set for a significant upgrade, including a new terminal building and a longer runway to accommodate Boeing 737 aircraft.

Suzuki is set to launch a new version of its highly popular Swift in South Africa in the coming months, with three specification levels available.

The latest expected petrol price adjustments mean South African motorists will pay much less to fill their cars in September.

Volkswagen is launching a new update of the Polo Vivo next month, with prices starting at R266,600.

Chinese vehicle manufacturers are taking the South African car market by storm, and for a good reason.

South Africa’s automotive industry saw a boom in sales following the Covid-19 pandemic, but the pendulum has swung.

GWM is selling two new vehicles in South Africa, with both having hybrid versions that feature a 2l petrol engine.

South Africa’s maximum speed limit is usually 120km/h, but a remote stretch of highway allows certain vehicles to hit 250km/h.

The average value of vehicle finance in the first quater of 2024 in South Africa is 24% higher than seen in 2019, and, surprisiongly, there is a relatively limited number of cars to choose from at this price point.