TEAM PERFECT CIRCLE RETURNS TO KYALAMI NINE HOUR
The only two South African based drivers confirmed in the 2020 Kyalami 9 Hour set their eyes on a class victory and podium finish. The… Read more →
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CLASSIC COOL: OPEL KADETT GSI
It may have looked like your geography teacher’s car, but the Superboss was anything but conservative. WHY IS IT SO SPECIAL? Opel has a long… Read more →
DRIVEN: HYUNDAI GRAND i10
In amongst the frantic reorganising of schedules to best mitigate the impact of COVID-19, the nevertheless continued development of future technologies, including the enticing new… Read more →
WING NUTS: HOMOLOGATION SPECIALS
In South Africa, we’re no strangers to gates we’ve had Guptagate, Nenegate, Sanralgate and Nkandlagate. But what’s this ‘homologate’ us car people speak of? To… Read more →
CONSUMER WATCH: BUYING YOUR FIRST NEW CAR
The second-largest financial purchase that is made other than a house is a car. At some point we all get to buy our first car,… Read more →
MOTOR SPORT: FIVE MINUTES WITH TOTO WOLFF
Formula 1 is back, with one season to go before the 2021 regulation changes come into effect. At testing in Barcelona there seemed to be… Read more →
JOBURG TO CAPE TOWN ON GRAVEL ROADS: FORD GRAVELOGUE
With four days at our disposal and eight locally-built Ford Ranger models available as our capable steeds, the goal was to trek from the thunder… Read more →
MOTOR SPORT: 2021: A RACE ODYSSEY
2020 is decision time in F1. And it’s the type of decision that’s worth millions, if not billions, in revenue. The decision is whether teams… Read more →
TESTED: SUZUKI SWIFT SPORT
Highway engineers in the US live by one book, the Green Book of the Highway, a sort of civil engineer’s bible of concrete, steel and… Read more →
WINGNUTS: OHM MY GOODNESS
When should I go electric? The overwhelming narrative in transport in 2020 is that electrification is the future and the internal-combustion engine (ICE) is dying… Read more →
