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When it comes to cars and driving, it seems like everyone has an opinion and are convinced that they know exactly what they are talking about. However, there are many myths out there that might be keeping you away from the truth. We look at a few driving myths and what the real facts are: Men are better drivers than …
Your car could reveal things about yourself even if you do not do or say anything at all. Here are a few things that could influence how others see you based on the car you drive: The type of car you drive Bakkie: You might be considered as a “tough guy (or girl)” who works in the construction industry or …
Motorists can expect a big petrol price hike from the 1st of April, due to the rising global oil price, a weaker rand and the introduction of new fuel taxes. According to the latest data from the Central Energy Fund, the cost for both grades of petrol (93 and 95) will rise by R1.03 and R1.05 per litre respectively. An …
Hijackings have been a reality in South African for quite some time now. However, motorists have to stay on top of the latest hijacking trends in order to take the necessary precautions to avoid being a victim. Durban based security company, Blue Security, has seen an increase in the number of hijackings together with abductions in South Africa. The company …
Iemas looks at new vehicle sales for the year ahead and gives you advice on what to look for when buying a new vehicle According to NAAMSA (National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa), there will be a major increase in local vehicle production in 2019. After a small improvement in new vehicle sales of 1.9% in 2017 – …
Your vehicle is probably your most beloved possession and your most expensive one. However, there are ways to save on your vehicle expenses, here are the few tips on how you can save: Use car-wash products when you wash your vehicle: Only use proper car-wash products that won’t scratch or damage your vehicle’s paintwork. And don’t use a dirty rag …
