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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

13 Sep 2024
Features

Updated VW Polo Vivo vs Chery Tiggo 4 Pro – VW’s new competition

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New bulletproof Ford Ranger Raptor in South Africa – Pricing

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Performance cars taking on the next-gen Ford Mustang in South Africa

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News

1-of-1 Audi going on auction in South Africa in November – Details

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Features

Every new BMW launching in South Africa before 2025

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Features

The salary you need to afford the new VW Tiguan in South Africa

11 Sep 2024
Features

Major Chinese brand confirms 5 new cars for South Africa

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News

MG is coming back to South Africa – With help from China

11 Sep 2024
Features

The affordable new Suzuki launching in South Africa next month – Photos

10 Sep 2024
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The R1.2-million GWM Tank 500 is a big hit in South Africa – 1st-month sales numbers

10 Sep 2024
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New car brand opening doors in South Africa this month – What to expect

10 Sep 2024
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96 cars are stolen in South Africa per day – The most affected areas

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Best-selling used SUVs, hatchbacks, and bakkies in South Africa – With pricing

9 Sep 2024
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High-end 4x4s competing against the new GWM Tank 500 in South Africa

8 Sep 2024
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BMW closes big chapter in South Africa

8 Sep 2024
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E-tolls are going nowhere in South Africa – This is their new job

7 Sep 2024
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How much money you really save when buying South Africa’s cheapest hybrid

7 Sep 2024
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