There are more than a dozen vehicles that have been identified as having a higher risk of being hijacked in South Africa in 2024.

When it comes to selling or buying a pre-owned car in South Africa, there is more than one factor at play that could lead to a bigger payday.

Stubbornly high interest rates are taking their toll on South Africans, including those who still owe on their car loans.

This is a comparison of bakkie prices in South Africa to those of other similar markets.

These are all the crossovers and SUVs planned for launch in South Africa in the next six months.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed two transport-related laws, which are good news for the e-hailing industry, even if questions remain.

These are the best-selling bakkies for May 2024 in South Africa.

There are at least 26 traffic violations that will cost the transgressor R1,000 or more.

Mercedes-Benz has launched the new E-Class in South Africa, with petrol and diesel options available for customers.

Mazda Southern Africa is moving its local head office, and is introducing a new hybrid working model

These 10 cars are planned to be discontinued in South Africa after 2024.

The dangers of drunken driving are well known, but another issue that effects every person could be just as bad.

These are the most expensive number plate combinations in South Africa in 2024.

The hawkish stance of the SARB’s Monetary Policy Committee is hitting those with car loans in South Africa.

Major global car manufacturers in South Africa are sceptical about plans to develop EVs in the country.

BusinessTech calculated the monthly salary needed to afford the cheapest Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz models in mid-2024.

Although hijacking is still a concern in South Africa, certain cars are less likely to be targeted than others.

There is a senario where Uber is now cheaper than owning a car in South Africa.

MasterDrive has given tips to help avoid accidents in areas where motorists often let their guard down.

South Africa’s largest short-term insurer is warning the public to act with caution when receiving phone calls from those claiming to be their insurance provider.

Security firms in South Africa warn that the dangerous “tap tap” hijacking tactic is spiking.