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Articles by Michael Taylor

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Comments

But then that is also not the real inflation. I do not trust anything from Stats SA and the inflation...

Red on 29 Aug 2026

VW, please note that the vehicles arriving from the east come from factory with all the bells and whistles yet...

OomStu ZA on 29 Aug 2026

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
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