Saturday / 31 October 2026
TopAuto logo
Log in Register
  • Features
  • Industry News
  • New Models
  • News
  • Car Finance
  • Car Prices
  • Driving Cost
  • Fuel Price Predictor
  • Contact
  • Advertise
  • TopAuto logo
  • Log in Register
  • Features
  • Industry News
  • New Models
  • News
  • Car Finance
  • Car Prices
  • Driving Cost
  • Fuel Price Predictor
  • Contact
  • Advertise
TopAuto logo
Log in Register

Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

4 new bakkies launching in South Africa this year

20 Apr 2025
Features

VW halts production at local factory, Audi indicates dealer closures, and a South African-made bakkie sets a new world record

18 Apr 2025
News

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

18 Apr 2025
Drunk Driving
News

6-year jail sentence for drunk drivers in this South African province

18 Apr 2025
Features

2 major car brands closing dealerships in South Africa – Here’s what’s taking their place

17 Apr 2025
News

New Omoda C5 X Series launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

17 Apr 2025
Features

What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban this Easter weekend

17 Apr 2025
Features

The salary you need to afford Hyundai’s newest SUV in South Africa

16 Apr 2025
News

New Toyota GR-Yaris in South Africa – Pricing revealed

16 Apr 2025
Features

Why potholes keep coming back in South Africa

16 Apr 2025
News

Uber taking fewer people in South Africa

15 Apr 2025
Features

The 2 South African cities with world-class airports

15 Apr 2025
News

Silver lining for driver’s licence renewals in South Africa

15 Apr 2025
Features

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

15 Apr 2025
News

Cape Town’s new weapon against bad parkers

14 Apr 2025
News

Petrol price hike warning for South Africa

14 Apr 2025
Features

The new Lexus 7-seater is a big hit in South Africa – The numbers

13 Apr 2025
Features

South African-made bakkie sets a new world record

13 Apr 2025
Features

The new hot hatchback launching in South Africa very soon

12 Apr 2025
Features

Bicycles that must be registered as cars, a big win for Mercedes, and 60,000 missing driver’s licences

11 Apr 2025
View more
Follow Us
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on X
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on WhatsApp
Subscribe on YouTube
Comments

I thought Mandela party cut BEE levies by R3 a liter?? Still going up? Mandela cadre need their firepools

Blapartheid Zulu on 31 Oct 2026

My repeated comment is applicable as well: Oh Well, the more than 20% drivers without licenses on our roads will...

Red on 31 Oct 2026

And to be used privately and stuffed up with in a year or two.

Red on 31 Oct 2026

Oh Well, the more than 20% drivers without licenses on our roads will just increase more and it is not...

Red on 31 Oct 2026

Making enough profit for selling overpriced cars and then all their fees for servicing.

Red on 31 Oct 2026
Poll

Have the recent fuel price hikes made you consider buying a hybrid or electric vehicle?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
Latest Models
NEW
Punch 1.2 Adventure
Tata
Punch 1.2 Adventure
Price: R244,900
NEW
Punch 1.2 Pure+
Tata
Punch 1.2 Pure+
Price: R224,900
NEW
Punch 1.2 iTurbo Accomplished +S
Tata
Punch 1.2 iTurbo Accomplished +S
Price: R269,900
NEW
H7 1.5T PHEV Super Luxury
Haval
H7 1.5T PHEV Super Luxury
Price: R734,900
NEW
H7 1.5T HEV Super Luxury
Haval
H7 1.5T HEV Super Luxury
Price: R624,900
TopAuto logo
Contact Us
  • [email protected]
  • Advertise with us
  • Privacy policy
  • Press Council South Africa IAB South Africa
About Us
TopAuto is the best source of motoring news in South Africa. Read about the latest news, reviews, analysis, features, and advice.
TopAuto proudly displays the “FAIR” stamp of the Press Council of South Africa, indicating our commitment to adhere to the Code of Ethics for Print and online media which prescribes that our reportage is truthful, accurate and fair. Should you wish to lodge a complaint about our news coverage, please lodge a complaint on the Press Council’s website, www.presscouncil.org.za or email the complaint to [email protected] Contact the Press Council on 011 4843612.