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    BMW 7 Series Roars to Victory as 2024 SA Car of the Year

    May 13, 2024
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    The BMW 7 Series emerged as the winner of the 2024 SA Car of the Year (COTY) title, impressing jurors from the South African Guild of Mobility Journalists (SAGMJ) throughout the evaluation process.

    1. The Suzuki Fronx secured second place overall, with the BMW M2 claiming third in the competition among 18 finalists.
    2. The Managing Director of Old Mutual Insure (OMI), the main sponsor of COTY, expressed delight at the rapid advancements in the industry, particularly in automotive safety.
    3. The 2024 COTY competition featured 18 carefully selected finalists from 80 qualifying vehicles across various categories, including Budget/Compact, Compact Family, Family, Premium, Adventure SUV, 4×4 Double Cab, Luxury, and Performance.
    4. Category winners included the Suzuki Fronx, Toyota Urban Cruiser, BMW X1, Mercedes-Benz GLC, Mahindra Scorpio-N, Volkswagen Amarok, BMW 7 Series, and BMW M2.
    5. The Mahindra Scorpio-N won the “Motor Enthusiasts Choice” award based on public votes in a social media campaign led by OMI, recognizing the importance of public engagement in the competition.
    6. The BMW 7 Series also received the COTY Jurors Excellence Award, acknowledging the jurors’ admiration for its exceptional driving experience, vehicle quality, and craftsmanship.
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