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Articles by Michael Taylor

Features

Full steam ahead for South Africa’s new R3-billion car factory

20 Nov 2024
News

Major upgrade for South Africa’s biggest airport

20 Nov 2024
Features

Mahindra’s cheapest car is a big hit in South Africa – Here are the numbers

19 Nov 2024
News

Next-generation Mitsubishi Triton officially launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

19 Nov 2024
Car Finance

What you need to earn to afford VW’s cheapest hatchback, crossover, and SUV

19 Nov 2024
Features

South Africa throwing away a R2.7-trillion industry

18 Nov 2024
Features

The South African electric-car brand launching overseas

18 Nov 2024
Features

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

18 Nov 2024
Features

Why you can no longer buy a VW Golf, Ford Focus, or Opel Astra in South Africa

17 Nov 2024
Features

The most fuel-efficient hatchback in South Africa – That isn’t a hybrid

16 Nov 2024
Features

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

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Features

The most affordable diesel SUV you can buy in South Africa

15 Nov 2024
News

Big change for N4 toll road this December

15 Nov 2024
Features

The rising star in South Africa’s car market

14 Nov 2024
Features

Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes-Benz – The cheapest choice in South Africa

14 Nov 2024
Features

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

13 Nov 2024
News

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

13 Nov 2024
Features

R144 petrol price relief for South Africa

13 Nov 2024
Features

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

12 Nov 2024
Features

New taxi danger in South Africa

12 Nov 2024
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A mandatory 3rd party insurance (as we used to have) would be a better option - provided not administered by...

Mike Wiggill on 11 Oct 2026

The day is coming where there will be a tax on submitting your tax return. It will "read better" than...

Mike Wiggill on 11 Oct 2026

the raf just want to make money out of the tax payers who drive cars to work or business &...

Dan Donald on 11 Oct 2026

That price seems a bargain compared to the R11 500 I had to pay for a new key for my...

pb41 on 11 Oct 2026

Voting time and enormous empty promises. I would just like to see some balance sheets of the Reserve fund (National...

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