To own a motorbike in South Africa, you must have a valid motorcycle licence, proof of identity, and proof of residence. The bike must be registered on eNaTIS and licensed annually. It must be roadwor...
In South Africa, the main petrol types are 93 and 95 Unleaded, distinguished by octane rating. 93 is common inland, while 95 is preferred at the coast and for high-performance vehicles. Lead Replaceme...
Electric cars in South Africa offer environmental and economic potential but face challenges. While they reduce tailpipe emissions, their benefits are limited by the country’s coal-dependent electri...
In 2025 South Africa, Proton suffered the steepest sales drop (-48.3 %), followed by Volvo Cars (-36.8 %). Nissan saw the largest volume decline (-32.3 %), while Honda (-13.6 %) and Mitsubishi (-12.5 ...
When selling a second-hand car online in South Africa, ensure all paperwork is in order, price the vehicle realistically, and disclose its true condition. Beware of scams, especially fake proof of pay...
Improving your credit score in South Africa starts with understanding how it’s calculated by credit bureaus such as TransUnion and Experian. Your score is mainly based on your payment history, debt ...
When buying a second-hand superbike in South Africa, check the bike’s legal documents, including registration, VIN, and proof of ownership. Inspect the engine, frame, suspension, brakes, tyres, and ...
When purchasing a second-hand trailer, check the paperwork and VIN, inspect the frame for rust or damage, and examine axles, suspension, and wheel bearings. Assess tire condition and age, test brakes ...
This buyer’s guide to purchasing a bakkie in South Africa outlines key factors such as purpose, engine choice, 4x2 vs 4x4 capability, payload and towing capacity, safety features, and running costs....