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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

Every new VW that launched in South Africa in 2024

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The Suzuki cars that are actually a Toyota

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The real problem with car prices in South Africa

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Every Chinese car that launched in South Africa in 2024

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The cheapest and most expensive bakkies from every brand in South Africa

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The new cars we’re most excited for in 2025

25 Dec 2024
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Every new car brand that launched in South Africa in 2024

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Cheapest vs most expensive Suzuki in South Africa – The R364,000 difference

24 Dec 2024
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The affordable electric cars launched in South Africa in 2024

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What your car’s fuel consumption is costing you on a 100km trip

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Official 2025 Formula 1 race calendar

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Toyota Starlet Cross vs Suzuki Fronx – Sales Showdown

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What it costs to drive from Joburg to the Kruger Park this December

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VW smashes new record in South Africa

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MG officially launches in South Africa with 3 new cars – Pricing and specifications

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

20 Dec 2024
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What it costs to drive from Joburg to Durban this December

20 Dec 2024
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South Africa’s plans for Formula One kick into high gear

19 Dec 2024
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South Africa welcomed 6 new Chinese car brands in 2024 – But don’t expect it to continue

18 Dec 2024
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The salary you need to afford the cheapest and most expensive cars in South Africa

18 Dec 2024
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I don't like Chinese cars as they help a communist dictatorship exist and they just don't feel like quality

William Botha on 29 Aug 2026

Orca

Johan Kriek on 28 Aug 2026

The same can be said for all German brands. Between 2019 and 2026 my cars replacement price increased by R200...

OomStu ZA on 28 Aug 2026

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
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