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5 Cars That Cost Less Than R1000 per Month to Fill Up

22 September 2026

Fuel costs can make a big difference to a car’s overall running expenses, especially for South African commuters. Several fuel-efficient models can potentially cost less than R1,000 per month to fill up, depending on mileage and petrol prices. Options worth considering include the **Suzuki Celerio**, **Suzuki S-Presso**, **Renault Kwid**, **Toyota Agya**, and **Suzuki Swift**. These compact cars use relatively small, efficient engines and are particularly suitable for urban driving. However, your actual monthly fuel bill depends on how far you travel, traffic conditions, driving style and current fuel prices. Always calculate costs using your expected monthly kilometres before buying.

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What to do if you lose your car’s registration documents in South Africa

22 September 2026

If you lose your car’s registration documents in South Africa, don’t panic. The registered owner can apply for a duplicate registration certificate at a vehicle registration authority. Take your South African ID or other accepted identification, along with the vehicle’s registration number and any available supporting documents. If the certificate was stolen, consider reporting the theft to the South African Police Service (SAPS). You may also need to pay a prescribed replacement fee. Requirements can vary between provinces, so check with your local registering authority before visiting. Once replaced, keep a secure digital copy of the document for future reference.

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