We might be some tiny unknown country down on the tip of Africa. We are believed to live in mud huts and have wild animals roaming our streets, but one thing us South Africans love are BMW M cars. So much so that we were the third-biggest M market in terms of overall sales in the world in 2019. No matter the state of the economy, no matter where in the world, those who have money, and lots of it, generally can afford the best.
If you have around R2.7-million, then you can order the all-new, third generation BMW X5 M Competition or BMW X6 M X Competition. I could waste my time telling you all about the space, but would you care? No. These cars are about unashamed performance. The power delivery can be easy-going or brutal, as you would expect from 460 kW. To bring out the true Jekyll-and-Hyde nature of these beasts, just use the M1 or M2 button on the steering wheel. The 0-100 km/h claim for both is pegged at a ridiculously fast 3.8 seconds. That is some proper get up and go from a 2.2-tonne SUV.
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