CAR magazine June 2026 issue – what to expect

Hot off the press, the June 2026 issue of CAR magazine has hit the shelves. We highlight what you can expect in the latest issue…

New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ

Image: Peet Mocke

The cover star of the June 2026 issue, we got behind the wheel of the highly anticipated new Toyota Land Cruiser FJ for an exclusive first SA drive ahead of its official local launch. In the June 2026 issue, we also sample the Volvo ES90, the Changan Uni-S, and the Land Rover Discovery Tempest.

In the latest issue of CAR magazine, we put a quartet of vehicles – ranging from a hot hatch to crossovers and SUVs – through our stringent road-test regimen. The latter includes the Mitsubishi Destinator, Suzuki Across, all-wheel-drive BAIC B30 hybrid, and the Toyota GR Corolla automatic.

In Insight, we detail the Porsche 911 GT3 S/C, the first 911 Cabriolet to don the vaunted ‘GT3’ moniker, the Mini-Vagabund co-developed duo of one-off Countryman S models, the Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale, Hyundai Boulder Concept, and Honda Super-N.

Insight

  • Porsche 911 GT3 S/C
  • Mini Countryman S Vagabund
  • Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale
  • Hyundai Boulder Concept
  • Honda Super-N

Feature

  • The Prince that was Promised — Toyota Land Cruiser FJ

Drives

  • Volvo ES90
  • Changan Uni-S
  • Land Rover Discovery Tempest

Classic Drive

  • 1980 Mercedes-Benz SLC450

Road tests

Consumer

  • Fuel for thought — how to save fuel

Buy

  • Case study — Toyota FJ Cruiser for under R500 000

All of this and more in the June 2026 issue of CAR magazine – available in-store and online at Magzter.

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