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Articles by Michael Taylor

News

Expected petrol and diesel price hikes for April revealed

27 Mar 2026
News

Ford is looking for these 582 vehicles in South Africa

26 Mar 2026
News

R6-per-litre petrol price increase for South Africa

26 Mar 2026
News

Diesel prices hit R27.50 per litre in South Africa

26 Mar 2026
New Models

New Citroen Basalt goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

26 Mar 2026
Features

Corruption scandal putting South Africa at risk of petrol shortages

25 Mar 2026
News

Major carmaker puts South African factory plans on hold

25 Mar 2026
News

Number plate cartel allegedly taking motorists for a ride in South Africa

25 Mar 2026
New Models

New Citroen Basalt in South Africa – Pricing revealed

25 Mar 2026
Features

Petrol rationing and lower speed limits – What happened during South Africa’s last fuel crisis

24 Mar 2026
News

End of an era for speeding fines in South Africa

24 Mar 2026
Features

Gauteng still doesn’t have a plan for its R45-billion train

24 Mar 2026
New Models

New Hyundai Exter revealed – And it’s coming to South Africa

24 Mar 2026
News

Government says there are no petrol shortages in South Africa – Motorists say otherwise

23 Mar 2026
News

Chinese car brand starts bakkie production in South Africa

23 Mar 2026
News

R5-per-litre petrol price hike for South Africa

23 Mar 2026
Car Finance

How much interest you’ll pay on a loan for South Africa’s favourite cars

22 Mar 2026
News

Motorists warned not to panic-buy petrol in South Africa

22 Mar 2026
New Models

6 new bakkies coming to South Africa

22 Mar 2026
News

Afrikaans Uber wants more English customers

21 Mar 2026
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I have no idea why Third Party insurance was discontinued.

Toitjie Cillie on 29 Oct 2026

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