Car torque: BMW’s new x-strategy
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Despite having huge success with its x-branded crossover vehicles, BMW New Zealand has never felt confident taking the plunge into all-wheel drive versions of its conventional sedans and wagons – despite the Munich maker offering a huge range of xDrive 3 and 5 Series models in
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David Linklater
Thu, 07 Feb 2013
Thu, 07 Feb 2013
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