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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

101 Engen petrol stations in South Africa have changed forever

14 Sep 2026
Features

Glaring problem with new law coming to South Africa

14 Sep 2026
News

Ramaphosa says a new international flight for South Africa is coming

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News

Chinese car brand hit by illegal billboard crackdown in South Africa

14 Sep 2026
News

Luxury petrol station brand opening new stores, and the hijacking capital of South Africa

14 Sep 2026
News

South Africa’s most dangerous hijacking hotspot is not in the province you expect

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Features

The most popular Toyota cars in South Africa

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Features

What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban at R27 per litre

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Features

How Chinese cars got so popular in South Africa

12 Sep 2026
News

Proposed zero alcohol driving law will criminalise innocent South Africans

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New tax to pay for Road Accident Fund that spent R28 million on 16 suspended employees

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R29 per litre petrol price warning

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Features

The top bakkie outselling its closest competitor by 48 units per day

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News

Bad news about petrol prices, and a new Toyota for South Africa

11 Sep 2026
News

Department of Transport allegedly spent R15 million on streaming services

10 Sep 2026
News

South Africans spent R5.8 billion on used Ford Rangers in 6 months

10 Sep 2026
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New JMC Grand Avenue bakkie launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

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R6.17 per litre petrol price pain for South Africa

9 Sep 2026
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E-hailing cars impounded in South Africa

9 Sep 2026
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Finance minister responds to call for more petrol price tax relief in South Africa

9 Sep 2026
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Comments

And it seems as if there are many passengers taking free rides between some stations!

Chris P. Bacon on 6 Oct 2026

Agree with Christie & hopefully November 4 will ensure an end to this stealing !!!!!!

willis_home on 6 Oct 2026

Too little too late, Tau! It is abundantly clear that India has already claimed a major portion of outsourced products...

Chris P. Bacon on 6 Oct 2026

Blame your orange man

Morgan Oliphant on 6 Oct 2026

Do you readers know that only 2% of our Petrol used comes through the Straits of Hormuz? The ANC is...

B A Potgieter on 6 Oct 2026
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