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Chery Malaysia has issued another crucial statement regarding the Omoda C5 (or simply as Omoda 5 in other markets) rear axle case, marking its third public address since the incident ignited a firestorm on social media on April 28. Fortunately, South African-built models aren’t involved in the recall.
Discontinued in 2023, Ford’s longstanding Fiesta nameplate still possesses massive appeal with buyers. Our used car expert Charlen Raymond details what to look for and what to avoid when on the hunt for a pre-loved model.
Discontinued in 2023, Ford’s longstanding Fiesta nameplate still possesses massive appeal with buyers. Our used car expert Charlen Raymond details what to look for and what to avoid when on the hunt for a pre-loved model.
Replacing the XUV300, Mahindra’s XUV 3X0 has debuted sporting a significantly refreshed design. Despite being unconfirmed for the local market, there is a high possibility it eventually makes its way to South African shores.
Not so long ago at the Tokyo Auto Salon in 2016, Toyota unveiled a diminutive-looking model that had a two-plus-two layout and two doors. At the time, the model dubbed the S-FR concept was considered to be a potential MX-5 rival. It looks as thought Toyota may deliver on what that concept promised those years ago.
The BMW 7 Series has won the 2024 South African Car of the Year (COTY) award, following a grand gala event in Johannesburg on 8 May. The luxury sedan was one of 18 finalists selected by the South African Guild of Mobility Journalists (SAGMJ) in this year’s competition. Have a look at the other category winners below.
Following eight consecutive months of sales decline, the milestone of celebrating a century of vehicle production locally saw a welcomed increase in the motor industry for April 2024. Have a look at the data below, which sees Toyota drop in sales but retain the top spot, with Suzuki moving into second and Nissan dropping to the bottom of the list without the NP200 rolling off of the production line.
Following months of hefty increases across both diesel and petrol grades, the Central Energy Fund has presented some promising provisional data for fuel prices in June.