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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Audi saying goodbye to its most affordable car

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The future-proof car trackers taking South Africa by storm

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5 cars recalled in South Africa – Details

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Bad news for flight prices in South Africa

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South Africa’s new driver’s licence cards between a rock and a hard place

24 Mar 2025
News

Red flags for new dashcam laws in South Africa’s biggest city

24 Mar 2025
Features

The salary you need to earn to afford the new GWM P300 in South Africa

23 Mar 2025
Features

The new Chinese crossover coming to South Africa soon

22 Mar 2025
Features

5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

21 Mar 2025
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Cape Town at R22 per litre

21 Mar 2025
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What the average person pays for car insurance in South Africa

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New international flight launching in South Africa next month – Details

20 Mar 2025
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The affordable new car trend happening in South Africa right now

20 Mar 2025
Features

First-ever Mini Aceman launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

20 Mar 2025
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Cities that are cheaper to fly to in South Africa – and the ones you should drive to

19 Mar 2025
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South Africa’s richest province says no more to potholes

19 Mar 2025
Features

Best-selling budget cars in South Africa

19 Mar 2025
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Lifeline for South Africa’s carmakers

18 Mar 2025
Features

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

18 Mar 2025
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New “road bullies” to watch out for in South Africa

18 Mar 2025
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