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Guest Column: Why did Volvo decide to team up with Google?
david holeck
10 May 2022
David Holeck explains why the company chose to go the Google route and become the first car manufacturer to team up with the multinational technology company
Mini Cooper SE: Can a retro icon light up SA’s electric future?
Sarah Smit
3 May 2022
REVIEW: The Peugeot 208 1.2T Allure purrs as well as it loafs
Lineo Junior Leteba
14 Apr 2022
Government support sparks EV investment
seth onyango
5 Apr 2022
The new BMW 2 Series Coupé: What’s the torque about?
Eunice Stoltz
30 Mar 2022
Electric cars win hype, staying power questioned
Gerard Wynn
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5 Apr 2010
Electric cars are riding high, as incentives and new models make them a realistic option, but the fresh attention may highlight flaws.
Change we can believe in
Sukasha Singh
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26 Mar 2010
Sukasha Singh wonders which would be easier and less messy: wiping the human race off the planet or giving electric cars a chance.
New bus routes a success despite violence, vandalism
Staff Reporter
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16 Mar 2010
The first day of the new, extended Rea Vaya bus service was a success, despite violence and vandalism, the City of Johannesburg said on Monday.
GM recalling 1,3m vehicles over steering problems
Staff Reporter
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2 Mar 2010
General Motors is recalling 1,3-million compact cars in North America to address a power steering problem that has been linked to 14 crashes.
Roll-out of Rea Vaya’s final phase delayed
Staff Reporter
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26 Feb 2010
The roll-out of the final phase of the bus-rapid transit system will be delayed by two weeks, Johannesburg mayor Amos Masondo said on Friday.
Mandoza crash mystery deepens
Staff Reporter
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16 Feb 2010
Police have opened a reckless and negligent driving case against the driver who caused the accident in which kwaito star Mandoza was injured.
Getting a licence can drive you to corruption
Ilham Rawoot
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12 Feb 2010
The road towards obtaining a driver's licence in Gauteng is pitted with potholes.
Toyota’s US sales reel from crisis as GM, Ford surge
David Bailey
&
Kevin Krolicki
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3 Feb 2010
Toyota sales dropped 16% in January as the carmaker reeled from a massive recall and rivals Ford and General Motors surged past it in the US market.
Ron Gettelfinger: The man who conquered Detroit
Andrew Clark
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26 Jan 2010
After a catastrophic year for US carmakers, the head of the United Auto Workers union has emerged as one of the most powerful men in the industry.
Electric cars struggle to spark enthusiasm
Andrew Clark
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16 Jan 2010
Big carmakers at the Detroit Motor Show had electrically powered and hybrid cars on display, but Americans still aren't buying green vehicles.
SA to introduce new car tax despite concerns
Wendell Roelf
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14 Jan 2010
The Treasury will press on with plans to introduce a new tax on vehicles designed to curb carbon dioxide emissions despite concerns.
2010 to bring ‘modest’ rise in car sales
Staff Reporter
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8 Jan 2010
There were signs of hope in the South African automotive sector for modestly better domestic sales in 2010.
Zapiro: Fuel Price Hike
Zapiro
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6 May 2008
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