Lockdown forces SA to go from ballin’ to budget rides

The lockdown has pretty much killed the freewheelin' spirit in SA.

May 15, 2020 at 6:02 am

A Pretoria panel beating company, which last year agreed to pay a R750,000 fine for price fixing, has failed in its bid to reverse the admission it made of cartel conduct. — A Pretoria panel beating company, which last year agreed to pay a R750,000 fine for price fixing, has failed in its bid to reverse the admission it made of cartel conduct. (123rf.com/Dmytro Kozyrskyi)

The lockdown has pretty much killed the freewheelin' spirit in SA.

With incomes slashed, car lovers are doing smart trade-ins and going for cheaper models.

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