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Tag: BMW - Page 19
Features

The argument against new technology in modern cars

6 Jan 2024
Features

What BMW’s badges really mean

6 Jan 2024
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Used electric cars are almost impossible to sell – and that’s a problem for new ones

3 Jan 2024
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Power vs Torque – The difference in simple terms

3 Jan 2024
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The first car touchscreen – and how far the technology has evolved

2 Jan 2024
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Electric cars that can drive further than their manufacturers claim

31 Dec 2023
Features

Most fuel-efficient crossovers from every brand in South Africa

28 Dec 2023
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New crossovers and SUVs that launched in South Africa in 2023

27 Dec 2023
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The new cars we’re most excited about for 2024

25 Dec 2023
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Every new BMW that launched in South Africa in 2023

24 Dec 2023
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New cars launching in South Africa in the first quarter of 2024

22 Dec 2023
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BMW XM Label Red coming to South Africa in 2024 – What to expect

20 Dec 2023
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Kia rocks competition in South African used-car market – The best-selling models

14 Dec 2023
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Most affordable hatchbacks from every brand in South Africa

13 Dec 2023
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Top Gear hosts first-ever Car Awards for South Africa – Here are the winners

9 Dec 2023
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Best-selling car from every brand in South Africa

5 Dec 2023
Features

Germany’s car industry is feeling the cost of going all-electric

4 Dec 2023
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Next-gen Ford Mustang – The competitors at R1.5 million

25 Nov 2023
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5 car brands South Africa’s middle class loves

25 Nov 2023
Features

Most affordable crossover from every brand in South Africa

20 Nov 2023
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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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