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GENEVA MOTOR SHOW: Star cars in the limelight

This year’s event once again bristles with interesting metal, writes Lerato Matebese

NEW MODELS: Hyundai Tucson back with edgy lines

Hyundai has gone back to the Tucson moniker for its sharper-looking ix35 replacement

INTERNATIONAL LAUNCH: Mercedes SL rising to the top of the pile

Michael Taylor travelled to San Diego to sample the latest generation Mercedes SL

Opinion

EDITORIAL NOTE: And up go the prices …

New car prices set to rise even further this year due the rand’s volatile performance against international currencies

FUTURE MODELS: Audi SQ7 — the rise of a superpower

Electric turbo, 48-Volt power system and blistering straight-line sprinting for Audi’s most expensive SUV, writes Michael Taylor

LAUNCH NEWS: Mini Clubman — bigger, better and ideal for the family

The Clubman has now become more of a Mini station wagon.  Picture: BMW SA

The Clubman is Mini’s most practical model, according to Lerato Matebese

FUTURE MODELS: Tata gearing up for a brand renewal

Picture: REUTERS

Tata Motors showcased new models at the Auto Expo in India

LAUNCH NEWS: Mini convertible — so much fun going Mini topless

It’s a lot less Mini than it was before, but the convertible is now a much better car, writes Michael Taylor

RUMOUR HAS IT… Audi models on track; Spider talks abound

Audi’s second generation R8 could be joined by a V6 twin-turbo charged variant, and Ferrari could be readying to launch the Spider version of its LaFerrari hypercar

INDUSTRY NEWS: Demand keeps Isuzu Trucks SA on road to success

Isuzu Trucks SA commemorates 10 years of trade in SA this year

INTERNATIONAL MOTORSPORT: Volvo Trucks entering the big league

McLaren-Honda will be using Volvo Trucks to transport its F1 team

INDUSTRY NEWS: Daimler plans regional consolidation for growth

Daimler Trucks and Buses is restructuring its operations in southern Africa, writes Mark Smyth

INDUSTRY NEWS: Scania putting safety first

Scania trucks and buses at the company’s testing centre in Sweden. Picture: Mark Smyth

Mark Smyth visited Scania’s test facility in Sweden

INTERVIEW: Daimler all set to drive more investment in Africa

Global boss tells Mark Smyth Daimler is watching political developments on the continent

INDUSTRY NEWS: Focus on cutting risks of hijackings

Picture: THE HERALD

Truck hijackings are costing the economy more than R3bn a year

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