2012 BMW M Models Reviews
You'll find all our 2012 BMW M Models reviews right here.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the M Models's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find BMW M Models dating back as far as 1986.
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BMW's next M2 is nearing release
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By James Cleary · 28 Aug 2022
In less than two months BMW is scheduled to pull the covers off the 2023 BMW M2; likely the famous Bavarian brand’s last ‘pure’ combustion M performance car.
The great plug-in hybrid debate!
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By James Cleary · 26 Aug 2022
We're watching the automotive landscape change before our eyes, with new hybrid and 100 per cent EV models now arriving in the Aussie new car market by the bucket load.
BMW’s new EV strategy paying off
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By Tung Nguyen · 25 Aug 2022
Whether it is a more mature market or BMW's new approach to selling electric vehicles (EVs), the Bavarian brand is now finding more success with its i4, iX3 and iX than it did with the ground-breaking i3 and i8.Released locally back in 2014, the i3 electr
Best second-hand electric cars in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 23 Aug 2022
It’s been a decade since the Nissan Leaf arrived on Australian roads promising to revolutionise the automotive industry. It was followed shortly after by the Tesla Model S and BMW i3 and now most major car brands either have, or are preparing to launch, their own electric vehicle (EV).
BMW’s new 7 Series nears launch
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By Tung Nguyen · 23 Aug 2022
BMW Australia is readying its new-generation 7 Series to hit local showrooms later this year, and it's hoping the all-electric i7 flagship that costs nearly $300,000 will be the volume seller.Talking to CarsGuide ahead of the launch, BMW Australia 7 Serie
BMW M3 Touring will be plenty popular
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By Tung Nguyen · 23 Aug 2022
BMW's first production M3 Touring is expected to fly out of showroom floors early next year - both literally and figuratively - as interest in Australia for the super wagon reaches sky high.That's according to BMW Australia head of volume planning Brendan
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More gear, more space, more to love?
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By Tony O'Kane · 28 Jul 2022
A bigger body, greater interior space, cutting-edge multimedia tech, better handling and an all-electric option are the headline changes for BMW’s incoming third-generation X1, set to launch in the final quarter of 2022 as the brand’s SUV entry point.
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The top 9 electric vehicle manufacturers
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By Stephen Corby · 27 Jul 2022
Shouting about climate change and car emissions seems to have been going on for decades, but it’s not that long ago that the idea of banning the sale of fossil fuel-consuming internal-combustion-engine (ICE) vehicles would have been unimaginable.
How expensive is the new BMW 7 Series?
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By Tim Nicholson · 20 Jul 2022
Buyers are facing a serious lack of choice at the entry point of Australia’s new-car market, with very few models available for under $20,000. But those with much deeper pockets at the other end of the market now have more choice than ever before, with a number of offerings in the over-$200,000 luxury limo segment.
Top five hybrid SUVs in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 08 Jul 2022
When it comes to electrified vehicles, Australians all seem to have the same concern: our country is genuinely massive, and the all-electric range offered by EVs typically isn’t. This tends to ignore the logical point that most of us don’t drive from Brisbane to Broome very often, but who said humans are logical?
