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Articles by Michael Taylor

News

Roadblock and impound warning for motorists traveling this Easter

3 Apr 2026
Features

What it costs to drive from Cape Town to Joburg at R23 per litre this Easter

2 Apr 2026
New Models

New Ford Territory coming to South Africa very soon – What to expect

2 Apr 2026
News

BYD’s sales figures in South Africa finally revealed

2 Apr 2026
News

Ford and Toyota recall over 500 vehicles in South Africa

2 Apr 2026
News

Best-selling car brands in South Africa

1 Apr 2026
New Models

New Chinese bakkie goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

1 Apr 2026
News

It’s official – Chery is getting a car factory in South Africa

1 Apr 2026
News

Great news about petrol and diesel prices in South Africa

31 Mar 2026
News

Official petrol price increases for April announced

31 Mar 2026
News

Big update for South Africa’s new international airport

31 Mar 2026
Features

Diesel price hike already taking casualties in South Africa

31 Mar 2026
News

Government running out of time to prevent petrol price disaster in South Africa

31 Mar 2026
New Models

Goodbye V8 – Big update for the Toyota Land Cruiser in South Africa

30 Mar 2026
News

Government looking to soften petrol price blow – Ramaphosa

30 Mar 2026
News

Fuel shortages hit one of South Africa’s most important industries

30 Mar 2026
News

Warning over fuel price gouging in South Africa

30 Mar 2026
Features

4 ways to avoid becoming part of the carjacking statistic in South Africa

29 Mar 2026
News

Hyundai knocks it out of the park in South Africa

29 Mar 2026
News

Dark clouds gather over Mahindra’s factory in South Africa

28 Mar 2026
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Comments

South Africa is desperate for local manufacturing and to lose another industry to cheap imports is being on the wrong...

costrecording on 27 Aug 2026

It is all fine and well that a construction company has now been appointed to complete a project which was...

Des Salzmann on 26 Aug 2026

And that is still optimistic. Will probably take another 50 years and 10 times the money.

Red on 26 Aug 2026

Anything from these insurance scammers not to pay out for a claim. Even if your car is locked in a...

Red on 26 Aug 2026

Requiring all of the different airbags and ESC is a total overkill. Basic head on collision airbags are all what...

des.salzmann on 26 Aug 2026
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