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Tata Motors back with a bang
Tata Motors has re-entered the Southern-African passenger vehicle market with the 2025 Tiago, a budget-oriented hatchback positioned as an affordable and practical option for urban commuters and first-time buyers. Launched in September 2025, the Tiago targets the likes of the Renault Kwid, Suzuki Celerio and the Toyota Vitz starts at R184 900 for the base 1.2 XM five-speed manual variant, making it one of the most accessible new cars available.
Look what we have here… in between all the newbies and start-up brands, an O.G. of the Crossover SUV section shows its handsome face.
In 2024, the arrival of the Volvo EX30 extended an already long and somewhat agonising search for a “problematic” car from the Swedish brand. Throughout nearly a decade of motoring journalism, finding an ‘ugly duckling’ in the Volvo range has remained an impossible task — a sentiment shared by many in the industry.
YOU are now looking at a 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE400d Coupé 4Matic AMG Line… and I can absolutely confirm that this quasi-coupé luxury SUV is as smooth, powerful, clever and luxurious as you think it is.
It probably doesn’t matter how I start this speedy review because the only thing you care about is the price, right?
Opel isn’t quite the powerhouse it once was, but that hasn’t stopped this Stellantis brand from jumping on the speeding bandwagon of stylish and techy crossovers…
You are now viewing a 2025 Audi A3 Sportback S-Line TFSi in Python Yellow. And yes, some pythons are yellow. But before I get caught up in this colour, you probably want to know some specs and prices.
Over its many generations, the Golf handed its budget crown to other vehicles in the VWAG group, instead donning a cape of super quality and superb versatility…
The two trendiest fads in today’s car world are Sport badges and black paint. Don’t believe me? Let me tell you about this erstwhile builder’s van which is entering its Emo period…
Isuzu is no stranger when it comes to the bakkie market in Southern Africa, boasting one of the widest ranges on offer. The manufacturer also recently toppled Ford’s Ranger to become the second highest bakkie seller in South Africa; and with good reason.