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Cars rarely fail without warning. They often give small signals first: a sound that wasn’t there before, a vibration that feels slightly different, or a response that seems delayed.

Because these changes happen gradually, drivers may adapt without realising it. Over time, what should stand out, starts to feel “normal.” The risk is that subtle issues can affect how safe...


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With over 13 million registered vehicles on South African roads, many owners want to stand out, personalise their vehicles and make them a reflection of their own style.

From “hot rodding” in the United States that improved a car’s speed, performance and appearance nearly a hundred years ago, to brands starting to offer colour and trim options and engine upgrades in th...


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The introduction of the new Ranger Sport will slot in strategically between the popular XLT and the rugged-premium Wildtrak Ranger will offer the dynamic 2.3-litre EcoBoost petrol engine for the first time, delivering an impressive 222kW of power and 452Nm of torque Ford will equip the Wildtrak Super Cab 4×4 and the Ranger Tremor Double Cab 4×4 with the 3.0-litre V6 turb...

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As tensions between Iran and the US continue to unsettle global oil markets, the effects are being felt far beyond the Middle East. The threat to supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz has kept energy markets on edge, and that pressure is now feeding directly into the fuel conversation in South Africa.

Brent crude has swung sharply on each new development,...


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Following distance is one of the simplest road safety principles – yet it’s often misunderstood.

In South Africa’s busy traffic, especially in cities and on highways, drivers may find themselves travelling closer to the car ahead than they realise. Keeping a safe following distance of 2-3 seconds is considered good practice.

Understanding what the law says – and...


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