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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

The race is on for sub-R500,000 electric cars in South Africa

28 May 2024
Features

Toyota’s new Hilux and Fortuner hybrids are a big hit in South Africa

28 May 2024
Features

The Uber and Bolt drivers fighting crime in South Africa

28 May 2024
News

South Africa has a big illegal car import problem – This is the plan to fix it

27 May 2024
Features

Red flags for Audi, BMW, and Mercedes in South Africa

27 May 2024
Features

Automatic crossovers you can buy under R400,000 in South Africa

26 May 2024
Features

South Africa’s favourite car brand wants to make hot SUVs

26 May 2024
Features

The most fuel-efficient hatchback in South Africa

25 May 2024
Features

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

24 May 2024
Features

New Mitsubishi Triton Shogun – What you get for R810,000

24 May 2024
News

South Africans “don’t want” electric cars – But sales figures say otherwise

24 May 2024
Features

New VW Polo Sedan flagship – What you get for R455,000

23 May 2024
Features

5 new Omoda cars coming to South Africa – Including a more affordable entry-level crossover

23 May 2024
Features

South African company throws lifeline to Chinese car brand

23 May 2024
Features

Facelifted Kia Seltos vs Omoda C5 – Family crossover comparison

22 May 2024
Features

Huge price increase for the Kia Picanto in 4 years

21 May 2024
Features

The new Hyundai bakkie that could be coming to South Africa

21 May 2024
Features

New R3-billion bakkie factory to be built in South Africa – All the details

21 May 2024
Features

10 cool facts about how the Ford Ranger is built in South Africa – With photos

20 May 2024
Features

Most popular pre-owned cars in South Africa – Average price and mileage

20 May 2024
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Comments

There are commuters in Cape Town that travel these roads. Between Paarl to Cape Town CBD via N1 (62km x...

Shaun on 12 Oct 2026

The gov can save money by firing Creecy

Elizabeth Catto on 12 Oct 2026

I was glad to see that Barbara Creecy has thrown her hat into the ring with the statement "Not on...

Rod on 12 Oct 2026

And me and others never claiming are the ones paying these taxes. Like paying life insurance but never sees a...

Ernest Fillies on 11 Oct 2026

Reduce costs rather then keep taxing the motorist and keep funding the RAD for corruption needs. Scrap the RAD and...

bothacl on 11 Oct 2026
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