Cars have always been more than just machines to us - they symbolize personal identity. Now, they've seamlessly integrated themselves into our wardrobes. From sleek car-themed t-shirts to racing-inspired hoodies, car culture fashion is more than clothing; it's a lifestyle. So, we caught up with our favourite car guy Jacob Moshokoa to find out what's with this new trend, is it really a thing?

Cars have always been more than just machines to us - they symbolize personal identity. Now, they've seamlessly integrated themselves into our wardrobes. From sleek car-themed t-shirts to racing-inspired hoodies, car culture fashion is more than clothing; it's a lifestyle. So, we caught up with our favourite car guy Jacob Moshokoa to find out what's with this new trend, is it really a thing?

Your workday morning is a breeze with Mo Flava on 947.

Mo Flava (Moetie Tsiki) says his inspiration for radio is the medium’s power, with its reach cutting through age, culture and gender in a personal and interactive manner. He views radio as one of the main drivers of information, pop culture and perception. Mo’s love for the medium is also driven by music, with a huge passion for deep and soulful sounds.

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Your workday morning is a breeze with Mo Flava on 947.
Mo Flava (Moetie Tsiki) says his inspiration for radio is the medium’s power, with its reach cutting through age, culture and gender in a personal and interactive manner. He views radio as one of the main drivers of information, pop culture and perception. Mo’s love for the medium is also driven by music, with a huge passion for deep and soulful sounds.
Catch 'Mo Flava on 947', weekdays 09:00 - 12:00.
Follow the show on hashtag #MoFlavaOn947 Twitter: #947Joburg Facebook: @947Joburg Download the 947 App (iOS &amp; Android)

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