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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

A new Chinese car brand, good news for petrol prices this November, and the new cheapest car in South Africa

17 Oct 2025
News

35 taxi drivers found without a licence every day in South Africa’s biggest city

17 Oct 2025
New Models

Renault launches the new Kwid – the cheapest car in South Africa

17 Oct 2025
Features

What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R21 per litre

16 Oct 2025
Features

Ford’s R5.2-billion problem in South Africa

16 Oct 2025
News

Big shift in car insurance payouts in South Africa

16 Oct 2025
New Models

New Leapmotor C10 in South Africa – Pricing revealed

16 Oct 2025
New Models

New luxury SUV coming to South Africa

15 Oct 2025
Car Finance

The salary you need to afford the cheapest 7-seater in South Africa

15 Oct 2025
New Models

New Chinese bakkie coming to South Africa – Pricing and features revealed

15 Oct 2025
News

This Chinese bakkie is now made in South Africa

15 Oct 2025
Features

These are the 10 easiest cars to resell in South Africa

14 Oct 2025
News

Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

14 Oct 2025
New Models

New VW Amarok in South Africa – Pricing revealed

14 Oct 2025
New Models

New luxury crossover goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

14 Oct 2025
New Models

This is the new cheapest car in South Africa

13 Oct 2025
News

Important news for anyone who wants to own an electric car in South Africa

13 Oct 2025
Features

Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

13 Oct 2025
News

New Chinese car brand launching in South Africa this month

13 Oct 2025
News

How you can leave your mark on one of South Africa’s biggest airlines – and win free flights for a year

11 Oct 2025
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Comments

I think you'll find the answer to your questions by speaking to luxury car dealerships in the region, and a...

KnickKnack on 27 Aug 2026

Please just finish the damn bridge for goodness sake!

Joseph Neethling on 27 Aug 2026

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
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