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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

13-year driving licence validity twist in South Africa

12 Oct 2026
News

Price increases for motorists renewing their car licences in South Africa’s richest province

12 Oct 2026
News

South Africa lost half of its fuel production in 7 years

12 Oct 2026
News

New tax on car licence discs, and WeBuyCars loses R12.9 billion

12 Oct 2026
News

Scrapping the Road Accident Fund to save R2.25 on petrol is a mistake – OUTA

11 Oct 2026
News

New tax on car licence disc renewals in South Africa

11 Oct 2026
News

R10-billion petrol price relief plan for South Africa

9 Oct 2026
News

Chinese bakkie brand invests R500 million in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
News

Better news about petrol prices in South Africa

9 Oct 2026
Features

The small South African city with 3 car factories

8 Oct 2026
News

Government has the audacity to hike fuel taxes after petrol hits R30 per litre

8 Oct 2026
Features

Chinese cars now account for nearly half of SUV loans in South Africa

8 Oct 2026
News

Good news for Uber and Bolt drivers in South Africa’s richest province

8 Oct 2026
News

Warning for anyone buying diesel in South Africa

8 Oct 2026
News

R4.60 per litre petrol price pain for South Africa

7 Oct 2026
Car Finance

The cars you can afford on the average salary in South Africa in 2026

7 Oct 2026
News

Bad news for anyone with a South African passport

7 Oct 2026
News

Great news for anyone with a driver’s licence card in South Africa

7 Oct 2026
News

Bad news for Formula 1 fans in South Africa

6 Oct 2026
Features

20 most popular cars in South Africa right now

6 Oct 2026
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Comments

Poor Barbara really has a conundrum. On the one hand she is complaining EV's don't contribute to the Road Accident...

billyG on 28 Oct 2026

I want an electrical one as well, while the government is handing them out. By now I have paid enough...

bredenkamp.tz on 28 Oct 2026

Mazda has the new CX-5 featuring electrified options, including a 2.5-l e-Skyactiv-G hybrid (HEV) and mild-hybrid (Mazda M Hybrid) It...

ahdl on 28 Oct 2026

The minister must fall! Only 4.4% of new car sales are electric, so the other 95.6% of motorists will be...

ahdl on 28 Oct 2026

When the taxi industry starts paying tax as a normal business does, then, and only then, can taxpayers be considered...

ahdl on 28 Oct 2026
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