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Read MoreLate year arrival for landmark battery-pure i5.
Read MoreOne of the worlds’ most important motor shows has returned to post pandemic health.
Read MorePricing regime for monster M models announced.
Read MoreElectrified driving is the right thing for now, but going forward hydrogen carries a lot of advantages when it comes to overall sustainability, Adam Shaver contends.
Read MoreModel that would price cheaply enough to earn Government’s electric car rebate is a potential – but not this year.
Read MoreFactory has rewarded historic Kiwi support for M products.
Read MorePlenty of power, loads of carbon fibre, a ton of street cred … and big money for Munich’s latest hotshot.
Read MoreMunich has created a modern reinterpretation of a car an ace Kiwi took to famous ‘Ring victory.
Read MoreBMW’s final salute to pure combustion serves up hot – with even more of a sizzler said to be in the wings.
Read MoreBMW M's first standalone model in more than 40 years will avail here in two heat settings.
Read MoreIs this the next BMW for the Beehive’s VIP fleet?
Read MoreBMW’s largest model updates look, engines and interior.
Read MoreHardcore 3-Series Touring less than a year away.
Read MoreConcept carrying new look unveiling in late July.
Read MoreNew battery-dedicated X1 maintains sports activity look and feel with effervescent edge.
Read MoreThe fastest M car is coming to NZ. Is it is set to be too good to risk putting on the road?
Read MoreSedans and a single wagon comprise updated range arriving late year.
Read MoreIs this the most magnificent Seven yet? Apart from its electric-pure drivetrain, the i7 is also a technology masterpiece.
Read MoreUpdated line-up now had hybrid powertrains, topped by a rocketship M60i.
Read MoreNew i3 shapes up as Munich’s equivalent of NZ’s favourite Tesla … but there’s no Kiwi potential.
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