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Tag: BMW - Page 11
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Every hot hatch you can buy in South Africa

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Big-ticket car launches in South Africa in 2024

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78 new crossovers and SUVs that launched in South Africa in 2024

22 Dec 2024
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15 new hatchbacks that launched in South Africa in 2024

19 Dec 2024
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Highest-mileage BMW you can buy in South Africa

16 Dec 2024
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BMW and Mercedez-Benz under pressure from China

15 Dec 2024
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The 29 best cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

11 Dec 2024
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4 new BMW cars and SUVs coming to South Africa in 2025

4 Dec 2024
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Where South Africa’s affordable cars come from – It’s not China

4 Dec 2024
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New BMW 5 Series launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

3 Dec 2024
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The 2 Chinese car brands taking over South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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Cheapest electric car from the BMW family arrives in South Africa

25 Nov 2024
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The salary you need to earn to afford BMW’s cheapest M car in South Africa

21 Nov 2024
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South Africa throwing away a R2.7-trillion industry

18 Nov 2024
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

18 Nov 2024
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BMWs from China, Cherys from Europe – How the tables have turned

18 Nov 2024
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Why you can no longer buy a VW Golf, Ford Focus, or Opel Astra in South Africa

17 Nov 2024
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Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes-Benz – The cheapest choice in South Africa

14 Nov 2024
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13 Nov 2024
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Better to do something than do nothing. This is more than just a attempt at a world record, more an...

quentincam on 20 Oct 2026

The criminals know that the petrol stations are only frequented by the wealthy. Only they can afford to pay for...

Le Clerc on 20 Oct 2026

If you, uninsured, by accident hit my Audi and damage the headlight, that is immediately a minimum of R100k worth...

Keane Robertson on 20 Oct 2026

I am sure those busses are diesel.

G Bone on 20 Oct 2026

Have to laugh at how these pretend "political parties" blame vandalism. Who trained those vandals and made it part of...

Mike Wiggill on 20 Oct 2026
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