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Tag: BMW - Page 6
New Models

BMW reveals new limited-edition sports cars – Based on a South African icon

9 Oct 2025
Features

BMW’s plan to ‘protect’ South Africa from China

9 Oct 2025
News

BMW recalls over 12,000 cars in South Africa

7 Oct 2025
Features

These are the cars South Africans want – Even if they can’t afford them

6 Oct 2025
Features

You can now buy this type of car for R200,000 in South Africa

2 Oct 2025
New Models

New BMW XM Label – The most expensive BMW in South Africa

2 Oct 2025
Features

BMW recalls 331,000 cars

30 Sep 2025
Features

New problem for cars made in China

29 Sep 2025
Features

Good news for petrol prices this October, a luxury carmaker shuts down factories, and Ford is the new BMW in South Africa

26 Sep 2025
News

Ford is the new BMW in South Africa

25 Sep 2025
Features

Most popular used car brands in South Africa

23 Sep 2025
Features

R870,000 bulletproof upgrade for the BMW X3 in South Africa

17 Sep 2025
Features

R16-billion boost for car factories in major South African city

15 Sep 2025
Features

BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and VW fight back against Chinese car brands

8 Sep 2025
New Models

New BMW iX3 coming to South Africa – What to expect

8 Sep 2025
New Models

New limited-edition BMW 3 Series for South Africa – Pricing

25 Aug 2025
Features

A big win for motorists with car loans, a new Chinese SUV, and the official petrol price for August

8 Aug 2025
News

R750 million loss for South African manufacturer

8 Aug 2025
New Models

New BMW M5 Touring launched in South Africa – Pricing and features

5 Aug 2025
Features

Good news for BMW’s factory in South Africa

4 Aug 2025
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Comments

I don't see why Mercs are affected by AGOA, as the yanks are left hand drive....

Pierre Mare on 12 Nov 2026

Easy to do .... add some airbags and more tech. The days of drivers having any responsibility to drive properly...

Mike Wiggill on 12 Nov 2026

Another reason (possibly) is outsourcing of manufacturing. For example, a Mitsubishi manufactured in Japan is far superior to a Mitsubishi...

Guillaume Oberholzer on 12 Nov 2026

Wonder what is the real range in the real world. As some of these figures is not as per WLPT....

Red on 12 Nov 2026

They are taking us for a bloody JOKE, increase of 1c. What do they think dealing with stupids. May the...

yusuf batchelor on 12 Nov 2026
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