Vincent Koekemoer bought a Jeep® Willys for ZAR21 000 after a 40-year search He took three years to restore it to its original condition with original parts Now he has four Willys, two on the road and two in restoration

With less than two weeks to go for the 2024 edition of The Classic Car Show, excitement is building as the event at Nasrec Expo Centre enters a whole new era. For the first time in the show’s history, enthusiasts will be treated to a two-day event running on the first Saturday and Sunday in July.

The first two units of the LDV D90 SUV have arrived in South Africa, making it the first country in the world outside China to receive this new flagship model.The new D90 features a bold design that mirrors many of the design features already seen on the T60 MAX. These features include the large front grille flanked by thin LED daytime running lights and large LED automatic headlights.

Classics from all over South Africa are expected at the 42nd Cars in the Park at the Zwartkops Raceway, located south west of Pretoria on the R55. Over 2 500 classic and special-interest cars are expected at the show to arrive from 6 am on Sunday, August 4, while the show will be open to the public from 8.30 am.

From a humble beginning five years ago at a fitment centre in KwaZulu-Natal, Hyundai Automotive South Africa’s Grand i10 Cargo has grown to a formidable and somewhat unique competitor in a relatively new segment in the local motor industry.