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Tag: BMW - Page 18
News

New BMW X2 – South African pricing listed

16 Feb 2024
Features

The most reliable car in South Africa

11 Feb 2024
Features

China vs Germany – The winner and loser in South Africa’s new-car market

10 Feb 2024
News

2024 South African Car of the Year finalists announced

9 Feb 2024
Features

New Mazda CX-60 Takumi vs BMW X3 – R1-million SUV battle

4 Feb 2024
Features

Where South Africa imports its cars and bakkies from

4 Feb 2024
Features

Best-selling SUV from every brand in South Africa

3 Feb 2024
Features

Real driving range of South Africa’s entry-level electric cars tested – The results

31 Jan 2024
News

New BMW M4 unveiled – More power and a potential price surprise

31 Jan 2024
News

When the facelifted BMW 4 Series is going on sale in South Africa

31 Jan 2024
News

New BMW XM Label Red pricing revealed – The most expensive BMW in South Africa

26 Jan 2024
News

Most popular used cars in South Africa in 2023 – Out of R146 billion in sales

24 Jan 2024
Features

VW loses court battle over diesel scandal

22 Jan 2024
Features

Audi vs BMW vs Mercedes-Benz – Who sold the most cars in South Africa in 2023

19 Jan 2024
Features

Petrol cars have peaked – Electric is the future

16 Jan 2024
Features

Petrol vs Diesel vs Electric – Monthly insurance premiums in South Africa compared

15 Jan 2024
Features

How BMW builds four cars on one line

14 Jan 2024
News

The best-selling high-performance BMW in the world

9 Jan 2024
News

2024 South African Car of the Year semi-finalists revealed – With pricing

8 Jan 2024
News

5 of the rarest BMWs ever were delivered to South Africa in December – Pricing and photos

8 Jan 2024
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Comments

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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