“If you buy a used car you’re buying someone else’s problems!” There may have been an element of truth to this, but it’s certainly not the case anymore if you know exactly how to go about finding a Convenient Deal4U, when you’re not looking to buy new

The Easter weekend road accident death toll is perhaps the one reality that most noticeably brings into view the state of the driving going on throughout our roads, with fatalities and injuries particularly spiking this time of

The rest of the pre-long trip ritual entails ensuring that you’re personally ready for the trip, such as making sure you’ve had enough sleep, planning your stops well in advance, and perhaps even using a

Whether you bought it brand new from the official dealership or indeed if you found a Convenient Deal4U through a pre-owned car dealer, when you drive your newly-acquired set of wheels, it comes with that unmistakable exterior sheen which can disappear very quickly if you don’t look after it properly. Keeping your exterior looking

Generally, a good frequency with which to check and perhaps complete wheel balancing and alignment processes would be

Accredited tyre centres will have trained professionals who can advise you on the best way to have your rotations done, but each vehicle comes with

As much as each car comes with its instruction manual covering the make-and-model-specific details of how to go about changing a flat, here are some general car tyre changing basics, which incidentally, are the bread-and-butter of mechanics, roadside assistants and even those friendly petrol attendants whose great service we’re guilty of taking for

As a basic rule of thumb, your tyres should be changed as often as they need to be changed, which primarily means when the recommended tread-depth levels have been exceeded by the tyres’ wear, or when there is damage and wear that warrant a change. So in addition to worn tread, it’s time for

“Uzadla iM3 yahko namhalnje” translates to “You’ll eat your M3 today” in isiZulu, a variation of the phrase thrown around to poke fun at a usually young driver, whose fuel-thirsty BMW M3 has them seemingly spending all their money on petrol and subsequently not being able to fill up their bellies with their regular dining options of choice. It’s all in good spirits, because as much as this young lad’s friends are happy to pick up the bill for the food to go around, they take pride in being able to go for a spin in their friend’s top of the range BMW M3 or equivalent “I’ve arrived” car.....

It’s somewhat of a tradition these days, fuelled by the car dealers who naturally want to shine a little bit of the spotlight on themselves as well, how that perfect social media shot is inevitably uploaded following the purchase of your car. You know exactly what we’re talking about – the #blessed, #blessings, #lookatGOD posts featuring the handing over of a ribbon wrapped four-wheeled baby...

Announcements of yet another petrol price increase, by the Department of Energy, seem to be hitting the news circuits more frequently than a taxi driver violates the road rules to get his passengers to their destinations on time. In reality the taxi driver’s questionable take on advanced driving has nothing to do with getting his passengers to work and school on time, but everything to do with