Road rage! Durban motorist beats up taxi driver…
Footage of a Durban motorist repeatedly punching a taxi driver in a road rage incident has been posted on Facebook. The video, which was filmed… Read more →
SA citizens fight back! Would-be hijackers thrashed
This footage from Durban shows a number of citizens beating up two would-be hijackers. The incident took place on Pine Street in the CBD of… Read more →
It Seems The Stig Enjoyed Himself In Durban [video]
Remember when The Stig broke into Lotus F1 headquarters and “borrowed” a Formula One car? Well it turns out he had a cunning plan on… Read more →
Audi finish one-two-three in first Bridgestone Production Car tussle on Durban’s Mean Streets
Two’s company, three’s a crowd…and there was a crowd of Audis at the sharp end of the field after the first race for Bridgestone Production… Read more →
Audi ahead as Bridgestone Production Cars take to Durban’s Mean Streets…
Friday June 14 provided three sessions for the Bridgestone Production Car racers to familiarize themselves with the Mean Streets of Durban and it was inevitable… Read more →
Diary of an Amateur Racer: Race Day 5
I experienced a heightened sense of anticipation as the date of my most recent Engen VW Cup appearance drew closer. Don’t get me wrong, I… Read more →
Nationals return to Zwartkops
There were many good performers at Zwartkops raceway in Pretoria this weekend, but none so stellar as Sasol Subaru driver Hennie Groenewald, who commanded class A of the Bridgstone Production Car Championship with a clean sweep of the three heats – significantly boosting his championship hopes.
Import your dream: BMW 850 CSi
In the May 2012 issue of CAR we outline the steps that locally-based automotive enthusiasts need to take to import their dream cars to South Africa – one particular success story is Martin Kotze and his BMW 850 CSi.
Toyota Etios rolls into Durban
Toyota’s new entry-level car, the Etios, rolls off the ship and into South Africa.
Is a rotary test best?
The internal-combustion engine is an incredibly inefficient piece of equipment. The basic technology dates back some 130 years.