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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Comments

But why is it so fugly?

Julian Chandler on 7 Oct 2026

I think this will sell well. The people complaining about it are not the customers Jaguar is after. Bold changes...

Hamiltony Soprano on 7 Oct 2026

Good selection of entry level vehicles in South Africa & all are so different to each other.

Shaun on 7 Oct 2026

I wonder how much dosh has been handed over for this to happen. Anyway, I read the other day here...

Steve Davidson on 7 Oct 2026

He probably means that the ANC is raising prices, claiming a fuel shortage due to the Straits of Hormuz issue,...

Visionery1 on 7 Oct 2026
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