DRIVEN: SUZUKI S-PRESSO
With the fresh Suzuki S-Presso set to launch in mid-March 2020, the South African arm of Suzuki is looking to further establish its position as… Read more →
DRIVEN: MAHINDRA PIK UP S11 AUTO
Having been reported as the fastest-growing vehicle brand locally according to the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers (Naamsa) in 2019, Mahindra has plans to move… Read more →
DRIVEN: AUDI A1 40 TFSI
Behind the slick-cut hexagonal grills, bolstered stance and sharp folded paper edges lies a tech-savvy intellectual being, proving that the new A1 is not just… Read more →
DRIVEN: ROLLS-ROYCE PHANTOM VIII
The Rolls-Royce Phantom limousine has one goal and that’s to be the last word in automotive luxury. Now in its second modern iteration and eighth-generation… Read more →
DRIVEN: FORD MUSTANG BULLITT
This is how it goes down sometimes… MOTOR Editor: ‘I’m down with the flu, can you go on the new Ford Mustang launch tomorrow for… Read more →
DRIVEN: TOYOTA GR SUPRA
One name. Howard Moskowitz. Citing the Harvard-educated psychophysicist who revolutionised the food industry is a strange way to start the review of rear-drive sports car,… Read more →
DRIVEN: NISSAN LEAF 40 kWh
Nissan South Africa was the first of the large local manufacturers to introduce an all-electric vehicle to the automotive market. Back in 2010, the first-generation… Read more →
DRIVEN: OPEL COMBO CARGO 1.6 TD LWB
If you’re a business owner, entrepreneur or a self-employed technician one of the many key components to ensuring your success is your choice of preferred workhorse…. Read more →
DRIVEN: PEUGEOT 108 ACTIVE
Peugeot has streamlined it’s efforts to succeed in the South African car industry. The brand has not seen significant sales for a few years now… Read more →
DRIVEN: VOLKSWAGEN T-CROSS
Volkswagen has taken its sweet time to join the small-crossover fray but its maiden effort has all the makings of a class leader. Be afraid… Read more →
