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Tag: BMW - Page 13
News

Dark clouds gather for VW, BMW, and Mercedes

29 Sep 2024
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A dying breed in South Africa’s crossover segment

27 Sep 2024
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Most expensive car from every brand in South Africa

27 Sep 2024
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New BMW M3 – South African pricing revealed

26 Sep 2024
Features

The salary you need to afford the new BMW X3 in South Africa

25 Sep 2024
Features

Every new car that went on sale in South Africa in the last 3 months

24 Sep 2024
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Sales trouble for Mercedes-Benz

24 Sep 2024
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Best-selling used cars in South Africa in 2024 – Pricing and mileage

22 Sep 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

20 Sep 2024
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BMW starts big new chapter in South Africa

19 Sep 2024
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Most popular used cars in South Africa right now – With pricing

19 Sep 2024
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Used hybrids are flying off the shelves in South Africa – Here’s what buyers are paying

17 Sep 2024
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New BMW X3 in South Africa – Pricing revealed

17 Sep 2024
Features

R19-billion disaster for BMW

16 Sep 2024
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5 important things that happened in South Africa’s car industry this week

13 Sep 2024
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Performance cars taking on the next-gen Ford Mustang in South Africa

12 Sep 2024
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BMW is getting into bed with Toyota

12 Sep 2024
Features

Every new BMW launching in South Africa before 2025

12 Sep 2024
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BMW recalls 1.5 million vehicles – Including thousands in South Africa

11 Sep 2024
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Best-selling used SUVs, hatchbacks, and bakkies in South Africa – With pricing

9 Sep 2024
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