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Articles by Michael Taylor

Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Toyota Hilux in South Africa

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News

Warning over fake Uber drivers at South African airports

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9 popular cars that should be banned in South Africa – According to the AA

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News

New proposal to scrap the Road Accident Fund in South Africa

23 Jun 2026
News

Good news for Isuzu buyers in South Africa

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News

Warning about South Africa’s new traffic fine laws launching next week

23 Jun 2026
New Models

New Chery bakkie coming to South Africa – What we know so far

22 Jun 2026
News

Uber’s South African registration application gets approved – 3 months after deadline

22 Jun 2026
News

Nissan closing big chapter in South Africa

22 Jun 2026
News

Even better news about petrol prices for South Africa

21 Jun 2026
News

New BEE laws proposed for petrol stations on South Africa’s national roads

21 Jun 2026
Car Finance

90% of South Africans can’t afford new cars

21 Jun 2026
Features

Good news about petrol prices, end of an era for traffic fines, and Joburg cracks down on WeBuyCars and Engen

19 Jun 2026
New Models

New Hyundai i20 revealed

19 Jun 2026
News

Road Accident Fund in hot water over 430 unpaid claims

19 Jun 2026
News

Good news about petrol and diesel prices

18 Jun 2026
Features

Motorists pay R45 billion per year in petrol taxes – The government wants you to pay even more

18 Jun 2026
News

Warning about South Africa’s new traffic fine laws

18 Jun 2026
Features

New concerns over VW’s factory in South Africa

17 Jun 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Toyota RAV4 in South Africa

17 Jun 2026
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Comments

Sure. I can see taxi drivers sitting around for hours, waiting to charge their taxis

Julian Chandler on 29 Oct 2026

Yup, true to form this parasitic government won't address the real problem - just take more from the citizens.

willie bouwer on 29 Oct 2026

So many older motorists, who remember the 3rd Party disc, want that back and levies scrapped. Government does not want...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Oct 2026

Another stupid idea from our gormless so-called 'Transport Minister'? The same one who's trying to bring in zero alcohol limits...

Steve Davidson on 29 Oct 2026

Great article, I agree with Antoine at current, fuel prices are dismal. And I doubt that we will see these...

Shaun on 29 Oct 2026
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