Saturday / 29 August 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

News

When you can buy Haval’s new flagship SUV in South Africa

9 Dec 2024
Features

Good news for flights in South Africa

9 Dec 2024
Features

The salary you need to earn to afford the new Mitsubishi Triton in South Africa

8 Dec 2024
Features

Every automatic car you can buy under R300,000 in South Africa

8 Dec 2024
Features

Cheapest flights from Joburg to Cape Town this December

7 Dec 2024
Features

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

6 Dec 2024
Features

The car brand taking South Africa’s budget segment by storm

6 Dec 2024
News

Updated Peugeot Landtrek coming to South Africa – New engine, gearbox, and features

6 Dec 2024
News

2 new transport laws for South Africa – What you need to know

5 Dec 2024
Features

Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

5 Dec 2024
News

Major international airline expansion in South Africa

4 Dec 2024
News

4 new BMW cars and SUVs coming to South Africa in 2025

4 Dec 2024
News

New Citroen C3 Aircross launched in South Africa – and it’s R85,000 cheaper than before

4 Dec 2024
Features

Where South Africa’s affordable cars come from – It’s not China

4 Dec 2024
News

New BMW 5 Series launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

3 Dec 2024
Features

93 cars are stolen in South Africa per day – The most affected areas

3 Dec 2024
Features

Best-selling car brands in South Africa

2 Dec 2024
News

Nissan might not be around for much longer

2 Dec 2024
News

More affordable Peugeot Landtrek launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications

2 Dec 2024
Features

The cheapest hot SUV you can buy in South Africa

1 Dec 2024
View more
Follow Us
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on X
Follow us on Instagram
Follow us on WhatsApp
Subscribe on YouTube
Comments

Never mind just Mercedes or just the past 20 years. In 1969 the first Ford Escort 1.3l sold for R1,498.00...

Mike Wiggill on 29 Aug 2026

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
Poll

Have any of the new Chinese car brands that launched in South Africa this year caught your attention?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...
Latest Models
NEW
T-Roc 1.4TSI Life
Volkswagen
T-Roc 1.4TSI Life
Price: R599,900
NEW
Riddara double cab Aspire Econ
Geely
Riddara double cab Aspire Econ
Price: R611,900
NEW
Riddara double cab Apex RD6 4WD
Geely
Riddara double cab Apex RD6 4WD
Price: R781,900
NEW
Riddara double cab Aspire Econ 4WD
Geely
Riddara double cab Aspire Econ 4WD
Price: R681,900
NEW
T-Roc 1.4TSI R-Line
Volkswagen
T-Roc 1.4TSI R-Line
Price: R689,900
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.