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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

New vs old Toyota Urban Cruiser – The R46,000 difference

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Features

Most popular used cars in South Africa

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News

Fed-up South Africans are fixing potholes themselves – Breaking the law in the process

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News

Land Rover Defender gets 2 new models and 1 design pack in South Africa

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Features

How much you’ll save per month when buying a car with a 10% deposit

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News

New JAC T9 – More details on South Africa’s first hybrid bakkie revealed

25 Apr 2023
News

Ford launches new Everest models in South Africa – Including the first-ever Wildtrak

24 Apr 2023
Features

Price of the average Uber airport trip – Cape Town vs Durban vs Joburg

24 Apr 2023
Features

What you need to earn to afford the new VW Polo Vivo GT

23 Apr 2023
Features

Most fuel-efficient crossovers in South Africa

23 Apr 2023
Features

New Proton Saga vs Suzuki Dzire – The most affordable sedans in South Africa

23 Apr 2023
Features

8 important things that happened in South Africa’s car scene this week

21 Apr 2023
News

Opel launches new entry-level Corsa with impressive features in South Africa

21 Apr 2023
Features

Safest bakkies in South Africa

20 Apr 2023
News

New Suzuki Grand Vitara on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

19 Apr 2023
Features

Affordable sedans competing against the new Proton Saga

19 Apr 2023
News

Toyota FJ Cruiser officially delisted in South Africa

19 Apr 2023
Features

All the new cars that went on sale in South Africa in the last 3 months

19 Apr 2023
News

New R900,000 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Inkanyezi – A South African-exclusive 23-seater

18 Apr 2023
Features

How many Ford Mustangs have been sold in South Africa

17 Apr 2023
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Comments

We being ripped off by a government driven by greed and corruption. They started with electricity and water. Now it's...

faizal essa on 13 Oct 2026

And, how much will the taxi's be paying. Asking for a friend

Cristo Deneys on 13 Oct 2026

This has got to be THE WORST piece of writing I have read in a long time. Reads like the...

Greg Gillham on 13 Oct 2026

it will come with time as they reach a critical mass in the used car market.

ADW on 13 Oct 2026

one question, if the prison terms can be up to 10 years, then why is the financial penalty (fine) a...

ADW on 13 Oct 2026
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