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Articles by Michael Taylor

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South Africa dodges petrol price bullet

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When you can buy Omoda’s new 1,100km hybrid in South Africa

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BMW reveals the most powerful M2 yet – And it’s coming to South Africa

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50 cars are hijacked in South Africa per day – The hotspots

27 May 2025
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Traffic police taking down delivery bikes in major South African city

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Full steam ahead for VW’s new South African-made budget SUV

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The salary you need to afford Suzuki’s new sedan in South Africa

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The new Hyundai 7-seater SUV launching in South Africa next month

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The used car company taking South Africa by storm

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Good news for Gautrain prices

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65% of the roads are broken in this South African province

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The rarest Toyota you can buy in South Africa right now

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The new Renault Duster is off to a good start in South Africa

22 May 2025
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Insurance warning for R12 petrol alternative in South Africa

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The “easy” car theft method circulating in South Africa

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Comments

Interesting shortlist, but it feels disconnected from what the KP31 actually represents. The finalists lean heavily into slang, titles, and...

Paul Ryan on 28 Aug 2026

If one has an EC1 licence and some experience there is a job available almost anywhere in the world. USA...

Rob W on 28 Aug 2026

Not to worry, we still have many unlicensed foreigners that stayed behind. They will keep the transport going.

Red on 28 Aug 2026

And already one of the Chinese brands that were selling well is falling by the wayside the Baic. 2 dealers...

Red on 28 Aug 2026

Exactly. And as long as restrictions such as racial and foreign national quotas apply to job applications in this country,...

Kel Rogers (Kelly) on 28 Aug 2026
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