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12 October 2026
Buying a car in South Africa requires careful research to avoid costly scams. Always verify the seller’s identity, compare prices with similar vehicles and be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true. Inspect the car in person, check its registration documents and VIN, and arrange an independent mechanical assessment before paying. Never transfer a deposit under pressure or rely solely on online advertisements and proof of payment. Confirm banking details directly with the seller, read all contracts carefully and keep transaction records. If anything seems suspicious, walk away. Remember: verify first, pay second.
12 October 2026
Avoiding hijacking in South Africa starts with staying alert and taking precautions. Keep your doors locked, windows closed and valuables out of sight. Be vigilant when approaching your driveway, stopping at traffic lights or parking in unfamiliar areas. Plan your routes, avoid isolated locations and consider installing a vehicle tracking system. If you suspect you are being followed, drive towards a busy, secure location. If confronted by hijackers, remain calm, cooperate and prioritise your life over your vehicle. Contact the police once safe.
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