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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Car, Bakkie, and Hybrid of the Year finalists announced

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Features

Most popular VWs in South Africa

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Features

The salary you need to afford the updated Mazda 2 in South Africa

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Features

Best-selling SUVs in South Africa

4 Oct 2023
Features

The end of e-tolls in South Africa – 1 year later

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Features

What the law says about driving over criminals in South Africa

3 Oct 2023
News

Official petrol price hikes for October – Big increases across the board

3 Oct 2023
News

New entry-level BMW 5 Series – South African pricing

3 Oct 2023
News

Best-selling car brands in South Africa

2 Oct 2023
News

Criminals putting spikes in the road in Gauteng – Here are the hotspots

2 Oct 2023
Features

Monthly insurance costs for the new Proton X90 SUV

1 Oct 2023
Features

Ford Ranger vs F-150 – What South Africans are missing out on

1 Oct 2023
Features

New Mercedes-Benz EQS electric SUV – What you get for R2.9 million

30 Sep 2023
Features

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

29 Sep 2023
Features

The salary you need to afford the new Toyota Vitz X-Cite

29 Sep 2023
News

Facelifted Toyota GR Yaris coming soon – What to expect

29 Sep 2023
Features

When the new Jeep Gladiator is going on sale in South Africa

29 Sep 2023
Features

Ford’s South African engine plant achieves huge milestone – 185 engines a day for 59 years

28 Sep 2023
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Ford celebrates 100 years in South Africa – Amazing facts and photos

27 Sep 2023
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South African radio ad pulled for being dangerous to drivers

27 Sep 2023
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The privacy concerns are understandable, but South Africa isn’t starting from zero. POPIA already classifies biometric data as special personal...

Linda Taylor on 3 Nov 2026

Why TIP, as we are not paying enough for fuel. And they earn a salary much more then some other...

sayerhendry on 3 Nov 2026

So any company not an ARB member can make any outrageous claim it likes. In reality, even if they are...

Mike Wiggill on 3 Nov 2026

Bank cards can only be "skimmed" when inserting them in an ATM to withdraw cash. Then hardly "cashless" is it?

Mike Wiggill on 3 Nov 2026

Yet another 'tax' because of useless police. What a dysfunctional country.

Syn_nick on 3 Nov 2026
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