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Oh definitely my dream car. It’s been 15 months - 51000km later, and it gives me joy each time when I drive it! ❤️
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In October 2026, the Mzansi new vehicle market sold 61 890 units, up 10.4% on October 2025. Here is how all the companies shaped up:
1. Toyota (including Lexus and Hino) - 14 495
2. Suzuki - 7 292
3. Volkswagen Group (including Audi) - 6 515
4. Ford - 3 353
5. Hyundai - 3 207
6. GWM (including Haval, Tank and Ora) - 2 919
7. Chery - 2 754
8. Kia - 2 233
9. Isuzu - 2 123
10. Jetour - 2 102
11. Renault - 1 706
12. Mahindra - 1 484
13. BMW Group (including MINI) - 1 312
14. Omoda and Jaecoo - 1 201
15. Tata Motors (passenger cars only) - 1 057
16. Stellantis (including Alfa Romeo, Citroen, Fiat, Jeep, Leapmotor, Opel and Peuegeot) - 1 028
17. BYD - 814
18. Nissan - 698
19. FAW Trucks - 687
20. Mercedes-Benz - 548
21. Changan (including Deepal) - 375
22. JAC - 353
23. Foton - 329
24. Daimler Truck - 245
25. Salvador Caetano Group (including GAC and JMC) - 243
26. Honda - 226
27. MG - 221
28. Volvo Group (trucks only) - 207
29. Scania - 199
29. UD Trucks - 199
31. JLR (including Jaguar, Land Rover and Range Rover) - 195
32. Mitsubishi - 188
33. BAIC - 179
34. LDV - 172
35. Mazda - 160
36. MAN - 145
37. Volvo Cars - 113
38. Porsche - 110
39. Powerstar - 96
40. Sinotruk - 91
41. Subaru - 83
42. Tata (trucks only)- 71
43. Shacman - 60
44. VECV - 43
45. Iveco - 32
46. Babcock - 15
47. Scuderia (Ferrari) - 12
Mr Bring F1 Back to Kyalami retweeted
I think we’re also missing the point of contention. How did some people pay R1200 for the exact same ticket just 2 days ago? Everyone with the exception of the early bird holders should’ve been charged the exact same midpoint price to make it fair on all ticket holders.
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@MuloiwaThendo It almost feels like the people paying 3k are covering the costs of the early bird and R1.2k ticketholders which is wild in my opinion.
2 years of chasing BMWs with the WBC GTI 😂. Fetched the second disc the other day and it hit me just how fast time flies.
Day 100 of 100 of posting cool number plates everyday.
NOT UBER GP on a VW Polo Vivo Sedan.
Thank you to everyone who followed, liked and shared along the way 🙏
Spot a cool plate? Post it and tag @checkplata.
The best ones get a free check.
checkplata.co.za/top-plates
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6 years of knowing these oakes, bunch of hard workers and inspiring all round ❤️ you deserve all the massive Ws from cars, career advancements, relationships, property and everything God has had to offer 🥺
It’s been amazing to witness it all, to many many more 🕺
Oomf bought an M2 and we did an overnight run to Bethlehem and then Clarens to celebrate it and okes couldn't stop saying "we needed this!" Ngiyakuzwa mina 🫱🏾🫲🏽.
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Mzansi, you clocked it. It’s Olivia Dean. 🥛🍪
Cape Town and Joburg, this is going to be so easy to fall in love with.
Pre-registration is open on Howler until 28 October: tickets.milkandcookiesfestiv…
Never the same sound. Always the same feeling.
#milkcookiesfest #mcmw27
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Your first job will not be your dream job. Possibly not your second or third either. You just arrived. Make a success of what’s in your hands. Calm down. The rest will follow
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What a beautiful spec on this 911 GT3 RS 🔥
Snapped by @AutogespotA at the Platinum Wheels run in Johannesburg over the weekend.
#ExoticSpotSA #Zero2Turbo #SouthAfrica #GT3RS
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We need to be hosting more international events which will get this government spending and this economy working, actually. We need a repeat of that 2010 stimulus.
AFCON, Cricket, Rugby, Netball, allof
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This austerity thinking is how we’re going to end up with dilapidated cultural institutions and no museums one day. Addressing issues of unemployment and underdevelopment can co-exist with creating a strong arts, culture and tourism sector.
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South Africa’s first Aston Martin Valhalla has arrived 😎
Having seen it up close it is one seriously impressive piece of kit!
Pricing north of R30 million and for that you get 1,064hp (793 kW) from a twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 and a trio of electric motors.
Images via Daytona CEO.





















































