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Car Review

Review: Audi Q7 TFSI 55 Black Edition

R2 086 800

Luxury cars age in dog years, yet Audi’s Q7 refuses to look its age. The Black Edition is smooth, spacious and properly premium, even if the price has climbed R600k since 2020.

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Car Review

Review: Mitsubishi Destinator 1.5T Exceed

R569 990

Mitsubishi spent some time under construction. Us supposed road testers kept calling the brand “out of touch”.

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Car Review

Review: Jetour T1 1.5T i-DM PHEV

R689 920

Red Dot-winning looks, 250kW and a cabin that punches above its price. The T1 i-DM PHEV has a few screen-shaped flaws, but not many.

Front three-quarter view of the Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica Veloce highlighting its aggressive styling, alloy wheels and signature grille.
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Car Review

Review: Alfa Romeo Junior Elettrica Veloce

R1 019 900

An Alfa EV that actually feels like an Alfa. We find out if the Junior Elettrica Veloce is worth the R1 million price tag.

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Car Review

Review: Ford Ranger 2.3 EcoBoost Wildtrak

R904 700

Bakkie magic, thirsty appetite

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Electric

Mercedes-AMG GT SUV debuts as brand’s first dedicated electric AMG SUV

No V8, no problem? The AMG GT SUV makes its case with 860kW.

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Retro

Why the MGB GT is still the go-to classic, 60 years on

Decades on, and the MGB GT is still as charming as ever.

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Big Read

Suzuki’s Fuel Economy Challenge: Less Fuel. More Fun.

Suzuki set out to prove that it is the most economical brand in South Africa. Did it get It right?

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Electric

Peugeot resurrects the 205 T16 as a 600kW electric concept

Roughly 40 years after the 205 T16 ruled the rally stages, Peugeot’s E-T16 concept brings back the spirit with a fire-breathing EV concept.

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Electric

Neue Klasse goes coupe SUV with new BMW iX4

Love it or not, the iX4 shows how far BMW will push Neue Klasse.

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Videos

Range Rover Electric First Drive

An electric Range Rover that looks exactly like a Range Rover? That’s the whole point. We travelled to Gaydon, England, for a first look at the Range Rover Electric, to find out whether Range Rover has reinvented the icon or simply taught electricity to behave like one. In this first impression, we take a walk around the new Range Rover Electric and share our first driving impressions. Two 260kW permanent-magnet motors deliver a combined 404kW and 850Nm, enough for 0-100km/h in as little as 4.3 seconds. It’s also claimed to be around 7dB quieter than its combustion sibling, and its motor sound is tuned around an F-major 7/9 chord. Does “Range Rover first, Electric second” hold up from behind the wheel? Watch our first impressions to find out.

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The Great Detour in the mighty Audi RS e-Tron GT Performance

Video

Can a Banking App Beat a BMW M2?

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