The Toyota Fortuner has consistently been South Africa’s best-selling bakkie-based or body-on-frame SUV since the original went on-sale locally in 2006. Billed at the time as a masterstroke, the ...

Pick n Pay's logo is set to feature in gold on the back of the Springbok jersey, as well as those of all other national teams ...

SA Rugby and FNB announced on Wednesday the broadening and deepening of their relationship with the bank becoming the principal partner of all national teams – with the FNB logo ...

Speaking on Monday at the Isuzu Fujisawa Plant in Japan during a working visit, the Deputy President reaffirmed the South ...

Volvo Cars South Africa (VCSA) has announced plans to conduct a “review” of its local dealership network in the country. At the end of February, the company announced it would conduct a ...

Before looking at the top five selling car brands for February, let's look at the new car sales figures for the month. Aggregate domestic new vehicle sales in February 2025 totalled 47,978 units ...

Speculation of the brand's return grew after news circulated last year that the automotive Chinese giant made several trademark applications, one of which includes Riddara, a bakkie-focused sub-brand.

Isuzu South Africa plans on continuing its endeavours with its D-Max bakkie and mu-X SUV for the South African market as predicted by CAR Magazine, but the Japanese automaker also previewed its ...

Thoko Modise is the General Manager: Communications at Brand South Africa, the official marketing agency of South Africa, with a mandate to build the country's brand reputation to improve its ...

Brand Finance’s 2025 report revealed that MultiChoice is the most valuable entertainment brand in South Africa. Brand value refers to the present value of earnings related to brand reputation.

South Africa is facing international criticism on various fronts regarding its Black Economic Empowerment policies. This criticism is rooted in misinformation. Over 600 US companies operate in ...

Car buyers prioritise affordability over everything else, and South Africans turn to Chery, Mahindra, and Suzuki while other, more expensive brands are struggling. According to the TransUnion ...