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Articles by Michael Taylor

News

South Africa’s first-ever Bakkie of the Year revealed

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New entry-level Chery Tiggo 4 Pro – What you get for R280,000

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The big number of Fronx SUVs Suzuki sold in 1 month in South Africa

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Monthly insurance costs for the R280,000 Suzuki Fronx

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Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

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7-seater SUVs competing against the new Proton X90

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R450,000 bakkies competing with the new JAC T8

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Suzuki’s new entry-level Fronx – What you get for R280,000

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Comments

And yet the government still wants to protect them on the basis that they are seeking asylum. Asylum from what???...

CluelessDimwit on 13 Oct 2026

The cost of COMMUTING is exacerbated by the failed promises of an improved PUBLIC TRANSPORT system. Comparable countries had prioritised...

Fazil Cassim on 13 Oct 2026

I STILL call having to renew a physical card BS and about nothing but government money extraction from motorists. Your...

Mike Wiggill on 13 Oct 2026

Well done Chery South Africa & all the success with the Grootman with plenty of sales!

Shaun on 13 Oct 2026

Scrap it. Make insurance mandatory. RAF is just paying someone else's insurance.

Paul Roux on 13 Oct 2026
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