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Volkswagen Transporter
Automotive News

Volkswagen Transporter (2025) First Drive Review

Volkswagen has just unveiled its latest Transporter. The latest in a long line of people mover vehicles, the new Transporter has an air of familiarity, and we discovered why during the recent road trip launch.
Author - Lawrence Minnie
Kia K2700
Buying a Car

Kia K2700/K2500 vs Hyundai H-100 vs Volkswagen Transporter: which one is the best value for money?

When you often have to carry bulky (if not necessarily very heavy loads), you want a light truck that gets the job done with a minimum of fuss. Given the business market at which these three workhorses are aimed, affordability and value also have to feature high on the list of priorities. So which one of these forward-control pick-ups give you the most for your money?
Author - Martin Pretorius
Peugeot Boxer
Automotive News

How to replace the car battery on a Peugeot Boxer

The eponymous white Peugeot van is the transporter of choice in Europe but a sight rarely seen on SA roads. We show you how to easily replace the vehicle battery in a Peugeot Boxer van.
Author - Lawrence Minnie
Opel Zafira
Buying a Car

Everything you need to know about the Volkswagen Transporter 6.1 Kombi

The aptly named VW Transporter Kombi models are available locally in three configurations. If you're a lover of the van life, will this people-mover from Volkswagen fulfil your needs? Let's take a look!
Author - Ané Albertse
Opel Zafira Life
Buying a Car

Top 5 reasons why we love the Opel Zafira Life

When you think of a family van, usually it’s models like the Volkswagen Transporter Kombi, Hyundai Staria, VW Caddy and Ford Tourneo that spring to mind, but the Opel Zafira, now in its 4th generation, deserves a place in the sun too. Here’s why.
Author - Ané Albertse
Volkswagen Transporter
Buying a Car

Volkswagen Transporter vs Opel Zafira vs Hyundai Staria: Which is the best value for money?

Those with a budget of R1.0-million for a people mover have many competent options to choose from, with the Volkswagen Transporter being arguably the most well established. How does the Transporter compare with two competent rivals when it comes to value for money?
Author - Sean Nurse
Mazda CX-3
Buying a Car

Is the Mazda CX-3 good for families? Here’s our verdict.

Compact crossovers are meant to bridge the gap between family-sized SUVs and small hatchbacks, and appear to be a natural fit for most suburban requirements. And, if driving enjoyment, good build quality and very handsome looks rank high on your list of priorities, the Mazda CX-3 should definitely be on your shortlist. But how good does this stylish faux-by-four perform when cast in the role of family transporter?
Author - Martin Pretorius
Buying a Car
Buying a Car

Which car is best for dog owners?

Many dog owners would probably be inclined towards choosing an SUV for travelling with their animals, but some cars are just as good (or even better) for this job. We take a look at some alternative doggy-transporters with different body styles.
Author - Martin Pretorius
Volkswagen Kombi
Buying a Car

Volkswagen Kombi colour and price guide

Join us as we take a look at the pricing and colour options available in the recently updated Volkswagen Transporter Kombi range.
Author - Sean Nurse
Hyundai H-1
Buying a Car

Hyundai H-1 colours and price guide

Being very popular with the tourism and hospitality industries, the Hyundai H-1 is so much more than a mere transporter van. You can even have it in colours other than plain white...
Author - Lawrence Minnie
Toyota Quantum
Buying a Car

Toyota Quantum vs Kia Grand Sedona vs Volkswagen Transporter: which one has the lowest running costs

Those in the market for a well-specified people mover at around the R1.0-million mark have three incredibly competent options to choose from, one of which is the luxurious Toyota Quantum VX Premium. We compare the 9-seat flagship Quantum with two similarly price rivals to determine which will have the lowest running costs.
Author - Sean Nurse