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This week on South Africa's No.1 Motoring Podcast, Ryno, Taye, and Ané are figuring out how to sip fuel in this week’s “Fuel Sippers” episode. Ané walks us through the new Kia Picanto after its recent launch. Why does the new Honda CR-V cost up to a million Rand? Last up, we answer an #AskAutoTrader Question and chat about Isuzu’s 1 Tank Challenge with some fuel-saving tips.

This week on South Africa's No.1 Motoring Podcast, Taye and Sean discuss Suzuki’s meteoric rise in the local sales charts, the end of the hot hatch as we know it, how Chad hustled an AMG up the Simola Hill Climb, the Isuzu D-Max AT35, and what Chery has in store for us in 2024!

This week on South Africa's No. 1 Motoring Podcast, Taye and Lawrence are delving into the obscure world of vans and station wagons. The gents will discuss the importance of bike rider wear, what’s happening at Simola Hillclimb, and what’s expected. Lastly, they will address an #AskAutoTrader question.

This week on South Africa's No.1 Motoring Podcast, Wandi and Ryno discuss Ford’s longstanding presence in South Africa. They also delve into the 60th anniversary of the Ford Mustang and explore some of the new pony cars headed to local shores. The gents engage in a game of “ARE YOU SMARTER THAN A JOURNO!?” Then, they examine why E-tolls failed locally and whether they had any positive impact. Last but not least, they provide tips for when your car aquaplanes on a wet road.

This week on South Africa's No.1 Motoring Podcast, Chad and Taye chat about the weirdest car names out there. Alfa Romeo changed its new model name from Milano to Junior. Why now? Plus, what’s coming up that you should be excited about, and an interesting #AskAutoTrader question.

This week on South Africa's No.1 motoring podcast, it’s Lawrence and Taye at the helm, as the gents discuss the greatest cars of all time, in their opinion. An interesting kangaroo repellent has been developed by Volkswagen Australia. Lawrence talks us through whether we really need to service our cars that often. Last up, some thought-provoking questions are answered with AskAutoTrader.