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Every automatic car you can buy under R250,000 in South Africa | SA News

24 December 2025 by Guest

There are only six cars left in South Africa with an automatic gearbox that can be bought for less than R250,000.

While self-shifting transmissions are now the norm for the vast majority of vehicles, this is not the case with entry-level cars, where manuals are still commonly found due to their affordability.

Of course, many people now prefer an automatic transmission because of its convenience, especially if they spend the majority of their time driving in urban areas with heavy traffic.

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  1. shay

    24 December 2025 at 6:28 am

    Fun South African Fact: The Dutch and the British fought over South Africa.

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    24 December 2025 at 6:27 am

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