Club history
The story so far.
BMW Car Club Cape Town was established in 2010, bringing together BMW owners and enthusiasts in Cape Town.
BMW Car Club Cape Town
A shared badge.
A common bond.
A club for the people who see more than a car. BMW ownership, enthusiasm and the pleasure of driving bring us together.
Road. Track. Community.
Official club.
Shared passion.
Established in 2010, BMW Car Club Cape Town is an official BMW club recognised within the BMW Clubs International Community and a founding member of BMW Clubs Africa.
As an official BMW club, BMW Car Club Cape Town is authorised to use BMW fonts and the BMW roundel in accordance with the applicable BMW club branding permissions and guidelines.
We bring BMW owners and enthusiasts together through breakfast runs, social gatherings, track days and the Cadiz BMWCCCT Race Series. Our club values responsible events, respect for road users, support for fellow enthusiasts and the ongoing development of driving skills.
Through BMW Clubs Africa, we belong to a wider community connected to the BMW Clubs International Council.
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Behind the badge.
Our constitution
Built on shared values.
The club promotes enthusiasm for BMW, shared technical knowledge, social responsibility and safe, competent driving. It operates as an independent non-profit organisation, managed by a committee on behalf of its members.
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Committee names, roles, profiles and contact details will be added once verified.
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How our club works.
Summary of the constitution. This overview does not replace the full governing document.
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Article 1
Name, purpose & independence
BMW Car Club Cape Town encourages BMW enthusiasm, social activities, technical exchange and responsible driving. It is an independent non-profit club, run by its committee for paid-up members.
Article 2
Membership & meetings
Membership welcomes owners, drivers and other BMW enthusiasts, with annual subscriptions. Members elect a committee and participate in annual and special general meetings. The constitution sets nomination, voting, notice and participation rules.
Article 3
Committee responsibilities
The committee manages club business, subscriptions and member conduct. The chairperson leads and represents the club; the vice-chairperson assists; the secretary maintains records; and the treasurer oversees finances and financial reporting.
Article 4
Finance & constitutional changes
Club resources support its objectives rather than member profits. Formal transactions require authorised signatories. Remaining assets on dissolution go to a similar organisation or charity. Constitutional amendments require notice and a two-thirds vote at a general meeting.
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