7
Car Review

The Toyota Corolla Cross HEV GR-Sport is all show, but in a good way

R569 700

The GR-Sport badge brings sharper looks to the Toyota Corolla Cross HEV, but this family SUV is all about sensible motoring.

7.5
Car Review

Small Print

R1 839 400

The Defender is to off-roading what glamping is to camping: it keeps the adventure, but removes most of the hardship.

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Car Review

Stars aligned

R2 038 800

The name Gemini was originally the internal name given to Discovery’s first Tdi engine back in 1989.

Changan Deepal S07 looks stunning.
7
Car Review

Review: Changan Deepal S07

R995 900

The Changan Deepal S07 is a 2030-esque 'spaceship' on wheels. But does its plush cabin redeem its overcomplicated tech and iffy ride quality?

9
Car Review

296 Delivers Mega Performance

R7 495 000

Ferrari’s plug-in hybrid Berlinetta proves that electrification needn’t dilute the supercar experience. In the 296 GTB, it sharpens it into something faster, smarter and even more thrilling.

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Electric

Jaecoo J5 BEV arrives in SA as brand’s first EV

Chinese brands continue to bolster SA’s growing EV market, and the J5 is the latest to join the charge.

5
Electric

The ID. Polo family grows with three new entry-level EVs

VW has expanded its new ID. Polo range with three more affordable variants powered by a 37kWh battery pack.

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Big Read

Sketch, Design, Production: The people behind the world’s greatest cars

Meet the visionaries whose sketches became some of the most iconic cars ever built.

10
Retro

IMPerfectly Perfect

A not-so-mini Mini that few have heard of that was designed for affordability, built for racing, and charismatic above all else.

Electric

Bentley names its new EV SUV

It’s called the Torcal - and more details will be revealed on 23 September. Here’s what we know so far.

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Videos

A Convertible GT3? Driving the ALL-NEW Porsche 911 GT3 S/C

A convertible GT car? It sounds like the epitome of an automotive paradox. The Porsche GT department is dedicated to purist driving, so taking the roof off a GT3 seems to go totally off script. We sent Avon Middleton to the heatwave-ravaged Swabian Alps in Germany to find out if Porsche has built an extraordinary piece of engineering, or simply compromised the GT3 formula. This is the new Porsche 911 GT3 S/C (Sport/Cabriolet). Underneath the lightweight carbon fibre and titanium bodywork lies the glorious 4.0-litre naturally aspirated flat-six, revving to an unbelievable 9,000 RPM. Paired exclusively with a 6-speed manual gearbox, it promises the same visceral engagement as the GT3 Touring, but with nothing between you and that mechanical soundtrack. Does the obsessive weight-saving programme pay off? Is it worth the R6.1 million price tag over a standard GT3 Touring? Watch the full review to find out.

Video

GWM ORA 5 – TopGear SA First Walkaround & Review

Video

Episode 12: Rayno Nel, Star in a Reasonably Priced Car South Africa

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