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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

How much South African-made cars cost in the UK, France, Germany, and Brazil

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News

New Nissan Magnite goes on sale in South Africa – Pricing and features

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Features

R144 petrol price relief for South Africa

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Features

The salary you need to afford the new Suzuki Swift in South Africa

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Features

New taxi danger in South Africa

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News

New BMW M2 in South Africa – Pricing revealed

12 Nov 2024
News

Shady car dealers running rampant in South Africa

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Features

Best-selling hatchbacks in South Africa

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News

Trouble brewing for delivery drivers in South Africa

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Features

The cheapest flight in South Africa costs R462 – Here’s where it takes you

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The cheapest hatchback, SUV, and bakkie you can buy in South Africa

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

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New Suzuki Swift launched in South Africa – Here’s what it’s like to drive

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News

New Haval H6 GT announced for South Africa – Pricing and specifications

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Features

The most expensive Chinese car you can buy in South Africa

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Features

Best-selling bakkies in South Africa

7 Nov 2024
Features

How much money Woolies Dash delivery riders make in South Africa

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Kia’s first bakkie is coming to South Africa – Here are its rivals

6 Nov 2024
Features

South Africa is getting a new bullet train – Here is the route it will take

5 Nov 2024
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The salary you need to earn to afford the cheapest Toyota in South Africa

5 Nov 2024
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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
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