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Articles by Michael Taylor

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The Chinese car brand taking South Africa by storm

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Most popular used cars in South Africa

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New Models

Mahindra wants to bring its electric cars to South Africa

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New Models

New limited-edition BMW M2 and motorcycles for South Africa – Pricing

21 Apr 2026
New Models

Updated Mazda 2 launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

21 Apr 2026
News

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21 Apr 2026
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Affordable new Chery coming to South Africa – What to expect

20 Apr 2026
New Models

New Ford Territory launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

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Features

South Africa’s R3 petrol price relief comes at a huge cost

20 Apr 2026
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Big recovery for petrol prices in South Africa

20 Apr 2026
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the new Kia Tasman in South Africa

19 Apr 2026
Features

The big reason why Tesla still hasn’t launched in South Africa

18 Apr 2026
Features

Better news about petrol prices, a new international airport for South Africa, and a warning for motorists paying speeding fines online

17 Apr 2026
New Models

What it costs to make a Toyota Hilux bulletproof in South Africa

17 Apr 2026
News

Indian automaker builds 12,000 vehicles in South Africa

16 Apr 2026
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Name changes for 4 streets in South Africa’s biggest city

16 Apr 2026
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The salary you need to afford the new Toyota Corolla Cross in South Africa

16 Apr 2026
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With Pricing

16 Apr 2026
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Better news about petrol prices this May

16 Apr 2026
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Sello abraham Matshaya on 29 Oct 2026

I belive that most civilised countries have a mandatory third party insurance requirement. this removes the RAF feasting table and...

BarrieGonubie on 29 Oct 2026

The taxi owners must pay their taxes, it's a complete cash system and avoids the true amounts collected. The drivers...

Saya on 29 Oct 2026

Strangely enough, in Zimbabwe, you can either buy third party insurance at the teller when renewing your license or you...

bethduplessis on 29 Oct 2026

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