DRIVEN: Ford Ranger 2,0-litre Bi-Turbo Diesel Double Cab 4×4 Wildtrak
THAILAND – As a member of Ford Motor Company South Africa’s (FMCSA) inner circle of select media, CAR Magazine has been privy to a series… Read more →
DRIVEN: Chery Tiggo 7 Pro Executive
Set to slot in between its two existing models, the latest Tiggo 7 Pro comes with all of the bells and whistles that are now expected from the automaker in the hotly contested compact crossover segment. We spent the day with the newcomer in Gauteng to get to grips with the new Chery Tiggo 7 Pro.
DRIVEN: Opel Mokka 1.2T GS Line 1.2T A/T
Opel’s attractive new SUV has made landfall this past week and our man who got behind the wheel was Braam Peens. Here is what he had to say about the new Opel Mokka 1.2T GS Line 1.2T A/T.
First Drive: Chery Tiggo 8 Pro Executive
The Chinese-built Chery Tiggo 8 Pro is here to give the established SUV players a run for their money – our editor Damian Adams reviews… Read more →
DRIVEN: Isuzu D-Max 3,0 Double Cab 4×4 V-Cross Automatic
After enduring the flurry of teaser images that lead to the extravagant reveal of the box-fresh Isuzu double-cab bakkie in 2020, we’ve now had the… Read more →
DRIVEN: Hyundai Kona N 2,0 DCT
The Kona has managed to find favour with many motorists, and now its received a healthy injection of performance by the brand’s N performance division…. Read more →
DRIVEN: Toyota RAV4 2,5 GX-R CVT Hybrid E-Four
It’s not easy to think of the RAV4 as old. Yet it’s already 28 years, and that’s in the shade. Toyota has added two hybrids… Read more →
DRIVEN: Hyundai Grand Creta 2,0 Elite Auto
Two more seats and a bit of spit and polish here and there, Thys De Beer recently sampled Hyundai’s spruced up and elongated Grand Creta in the… Read more →
R.O.C Interviews Iain Banner in the BMW iX xDrive50
BMW has been in the electric game for a while, so it would track, then, that their latest fully-electric vehicle, the BMW iX xDrive50, should… Read more →
DRIVEN: Hyundai Tucson R2.0 Elite Diesel A/T
If ever-skyrocketing fuel and electricity prices are already somewhat disconcerting, the evolutionary shifts in new car shopping trends make for a not-dissimilarly frightening analysis. The… Read more →
