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Tag: BMW - Page 15
News

Bulletproof BMW 7 Series now available in South Africa – Ready to stop a machine gun

17 Jun 2024
Features

Most popular used cars in South Africa – With pricing

15 Jun 2024
Features

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

14 Jun 2024
Features

Highest-mileage electric car you can buy in South Africa

14 Jun 2024
Features

New BMW 2 Series unveiled – South African launch date

13 Jun 2024
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New BMW M2 revealed – Spot the difference

13 Jun 2024
Features

7 new BMWs coming to South Africa this year – Details

11 Jun 2024
Features

The most fuel-efficient crossover in South Africa

9 Jun 2024
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World’s biggest BMW festival coming back to South Africa – Here is when it’s all happening

9 Jun 2024
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Auto industry deals big blow to South African economy

6 Jun 2024
News

Next-generation BMW 1 Series revealed – When it’s coming to South Africa

5 Jun 2024
Features

The most reliable cars in South Africa

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

31 May 2024
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New BMW M3 Sedan and Touring coming to South Africa – Photos

31 May 2024
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New BMW 3 Series revealed – When it’s coming to South Africa

31 May 2024
News

Huge increase in car imports to South Africa from Germany – What’s popular

29 May 2024
Features

Most affordable mild-hybrid, hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric car in South Africa

27 May 2024
Features

BMW’s new concept ditches electricity for big V8 – Photos

27 May 2024
Features

Red flags for Audi, BMW, and Mercedes in South Africa

27 May 2024
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South Africans “don’t want” electric cars – But sales figures say otherwise

24 May 2024
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That Kwid is so cheaply made - 3 wheel nuts because you can't have 2! Everything in that car is...

quotes on 25 Aug 2026

Buyers of entry level new cars are, most often, first time car buyers. You will find, worldwide, that first time...

Mike Wiggill on 25 Aug 2026

Let us wait to hear the size of the price increases these changes come with. Then let us evaluate the...

Mike Wiggill on 25 Aug 2026

Just a reminder, the next service will cost you the price of the car and you will be shocked what...

Red on 25 Aug 2026

Please note that the Chinese vehicles is not manufactured here, only assembled and are using mostly Chinese labour.

Red on 25 Aug 2026
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