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Judging panel gaps, spotting the merest hint of an oil leak and searching for dust where no car wash jockey had ever ventured before. Marek Letowt even had a thick packet of ear buds that he’d brought along to probe into tiny engine bay recess areas to judge the cars on show.

Gina Rinehart’s company has become the third bidder for the Perth Basin gas developer, offering 3¢ a share more than Kerry Stokes-backed Beach Energy.

AFTER such a successful harvest in the Mart last year, Reverend Lorna Dreaning (superintendent minister) along with her husband, Roy, arranged…

In a downturn where perfectly good buildings were bulldozed because there were no paying tenants, Aberdeen's property market has turned.

Replacing your own windscreen wipers could save a few hundred rands, but it's not always as simple. News24 Motoring contributor Stuart Johnston shares some sound advice about a car's wiper blades.

'It was a wonderful feeling to see the beautifully-restored Toyota 2000GT again. It had been 36 years since I had last seen the car in useable condition', writes News24 Motoring contributor Stuart Johnston..

When a car's headlights are exposed to prolonged periods of sunlight, the clear coating gradually begins to break down, and that's what causes the yellow discolouration or clouding. Here's how to fix it.

News24 Motoring contributor Stuart Johnston shares a little history lesson of when the first Minis or Austin Sevens were brought to South Africa because one of only a few is currently being restored in Gauteng.


With so many manufacturers gearing up for an all-electric new-car policy, the Haval approach to offering a sensible and affordable Hybrid version of its H6 makes a lot of sense.

The Malaysian car manufacturer Proton is back with a big bang in South Africa after a decade-long hiatus.