Thursday / 27 August 2026
TopAuto logo
Log in Register
  • Features
  • Industry News
  • New Models
  • News
  • Car Finance
  • Car Prices
  • Driving Cost
  • Fuel Price Predictor
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • TopAuto logo
  • Log in Register
  • Features
  • Industry News
  • New Models
  • News
  • Car Finance
  • Car Prices
  • Driving Cost
  • Fuel Price Predictor
  • Contact
  • Advertise
TopAuto logo
Log in Register

Articles by Michael Taylor

New Models

New Toyota Land Cruiser FJ coming to South Africa – What to expect

18 Feb 2026
Features

What it costs to fly from Joburg to Cape Town right now

17 Feb 2026
Features

Bad news for petrol prices in South Africa

17 Feb 2026
New Models

New “luxury Toyota” launching in South Africa very soon – Pricing revealed

17 Feb 2026
New Models

Toyota’s first electric cars coming to South Africa – What to expect

17 Feb 2026
News

Big changes for traffic fines in South Africa

16 Feb 2026
News

Hijackers are targeting this discontinued bakkie in South Africa

16 Feb 2026
New Models

New limited-edition Mitsubishi launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

16 Feb 2026
New Models

New Toyota Prado goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

16 Feb 2026
News

New concern over Gautrain expansion in South Africa

15 Feb 2026
Features

Chinese car brand breaks new record in South Africa

13 Feb 2026
Features

Cheapest hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric car in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
Features

Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
Features

How fast you can speed before losing your driver’s licence in South Africa

12 Feb 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford South Africa’s cheapest 7-seater SUV

11 Feb 2026
Features

Why petrol isn’t R14 per litre in South Africa

10 Feb 2026
Features

Step aside VW – the 3rd best-selling car brand in South Africa is Chinese

10 Feb 2026
News

The luxury automaker building 216 cars per day in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
News

Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

9 Feb 2026
Features

How Chinese car brands are convincing South Africans to switch from BMW, Mercedes, and Audi

8 Feb 2026
View more
Follow Us
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on X
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on WhatsApp
Subscribe on YouTube
Comments

Like most products in SA, overpriced and over taxed

colint on 27 Aug 2026

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
Poll

Have any of the new Chinese car brands that launched in South Africa this year caught your attention?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
Latest Models
NEW
Tiggo 7 1.5T Distinction Dark Edition
Chery
Tiggo 7 1.5T Distinction Dark Edition
Price: R415,900
NEW
Staria 2.2D Elite
Hyundai
Staria 2.2D Elite
Price: R1,099,900
NEW
Sonet 1.5 LX
Kia
Sonet 1.5 LX
Price: R374,995
NEW
Staria 2.2D Executive 9-seater
Hyundai
Staria 2.2D Executive 9-seater
Price: R959,900
NEW
Sonet 1.5 EX
Kia
Sonet 1.5 EX
Price: R404,995
TopAuto logo
Contact Us
  • [email protected]
  • Advertise with us
  • Privacy policy
  • Press Council South Africa IAB South Africa
About Us
TopAuto is the best source of motoring news in South Africa. Read about the latest news, reviews, analysis, features, and advice.
TopAuto proudly displays the “FAIR” stamp of the Press Council of South Africa, indicating our commitment to adhere to the Code of Ethics for Print and online media which prescribes that our reportage is truthful, accurate and fair. Should you wish to lodge a complaint about our news coverage, please lodge a complaint on the Press Council’s website, www.presscouncil.org.za or email the complaint to [email protected] Contact the Press Council on 011 4843612.