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CAR is Southern Africa’s leading multimedia automotive consumer brand. Established in 1957, CAR magazine continues to be the dominant opinion-forming, monthly automotive-interest magazine in South Africa. It caters for a wide spectrum of motoring enthusiasts irrespective of age, demographic or income group and owes its lasting reputation to critical road tests and driving impressions of the latest models in South Africa. Its website, CARmag.co.za, was established almost two decades ago, in 1996, to offer web-based motoring enthusiasts a frequently updated source of news and information about the car market. More recently, CAR acquired a mobile presence in the shape of a mobisite and now offers downloadable content through a variety of mobile delivery partners. What’s more, CAR-branded audiovisual content, produced in-house by the CARtv division, has dovetailed a variety of the brand’s innovative marketing activities to bring CAR to a broader audience through CARmag.co.za, YouTube, myvideo.co.za and satellite television.
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Ford Granada V8 and coupé (1973–1978)
This \"executive\" Ford replaced the Zephyr in Europe and Fairmont and 17M/20M in South Africa. The first-generation Granada was sold from 1972 and was succeeded by the series 2 in 1978.
DREAMING BIG
Ruché Moodley is a speedy South African youngster with a big mission on two wheels
FORMULA NONE
Porsche's failure in 2022 to launch a partnership with Red Bull was just one chapter in the brand's stormy relationship with F1. What gives?
ACCESSORISING YOUR 4X4
Plenty of South African drivers are switching to 4x4 SUVs and double-cab bakkies to cover their everyday and leisure-based motoring needs. Many find the standard vehicle will meet these requirements just fine, but an increasing number will look to accessorising their vehicles to further improve their functionality and better support their specific requirements.
KIA SPORTAGE 1,6 T-GDI GT-LINE S
We hit the open road to see how the Sportage fares on a journey up the West Cost
Final fight
The outgoing Ford Ranger Raptor stood at the top of the range-topping bakkie pantheon. Just before it bowed out, Toyota's Hilux GR tried to take its crown...
ELEGANTLY ITALIAN
We drive a stylish, compact Italian sports car from the middle of the 20th century, quite possibly the only one of its kind in South Africa
Fit for Aladdin and De Gaulle
Adept at sailing across rough roads and stylishly slinking about town, the updated Citroén C5 Aircross remains brilliantly balanced
A double shot of affordability
South Africa's most affordable car has received a modest refresh and is ready to continue bolstering Suzuki's local sales
Orange crush
The new Ford Ranger hasn't just moved the goalposts for bakkies, it’s smashed them into a different universe
