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.

The Suzuki Ertiga has received a one-star safety rating, but the manufacturer has questioned the validity of the test and scoring.

The Suzuki Ertiga has received a one-star safety rating, but the manufacturer has questioned the validity of the test and scoring.

South Africans are still paying a ‘luxury vehicle’ tax that hasn’t been adjusted for inflation in over 30 years.

Spare parts are in demand, and Hijackers have three discontinued car models on their hit lists in South Africa.

A new Chinese carmaker is launching in South Africa soon, and it’s bringing with it four SUVs.

South African consumers are increasingly attracted to electric and hybrid cars amid the global climate crisis.

Speeding is an incredibly dangerous activity in South Africa, but there could be some relief for insured motorists in an accident.

Here is a selection of new vehicles you can buy in 2024, depending on your gross monthly income.

New data from analytics group Lightstone shows a big shift among vehicle brands in South Africa – one which it says could be permanent.

Interest rate relief is expected soon in South Africa, and the forecasted cutting cycle could have a positive material impact on car owners with loan repayments.

The Ombudsman for Short-Term Insurance examines a case where someone submitted a claim following an accident – admitting they had been drinking earlier that day.

Hijackers are targeting non-traditional car colours in South Africa, and the booming demand for black market parts is driving this trend.

Criminals are targeting specific cars for spesific items in South Africa.

Hijackers are adapting their most-wanted lists to the shift in the South African car market.

Many top car brands have abandoned South Africa over the last decade.