On the 4th January, 2010 while I was driving on a freeway between Cato Ridge and HIllcrest, in rain, I heard a scraping sound which I identified as my back windscreen wiper. It would not switch off independantly of the front wipers. When I was safe and able to stop, +- 10 minutes later, it was to discover that the back windscreen wiper had snapped in half and the remaining half, with a very sharp edge had scratched my back widnscreen very badly in the shape of an arc. This is irrepairable damage and the cost of a new window is R5, 000. The car... read full review »