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BMW 330i M Sport Review - What a Sedan! | MotorOctane

IndiaPublished October 27, 2020

Views 376K  |  Likes 8.67K  |  Comments 415
Views#5,359,450Global
Views#1,028,369India

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MotorOctaneMotorOctane
5.29M subs•4.25K videos•Dec 2012

This video has 376K views and 8.67K likes, ranking #5,359,450 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

376,041

Likes

8,676

Comments

415

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Total (all-time): $263 – $752

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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In this video we test the BMW 3 series and find out if it's any good. Watch this video till the end. Car Consultancy Form: https://motoroctane.com/car-consultancy CAR SAFETY STORY: https://forms.gle/M7xLVmys5r8ZyQnN6 OWNER'S Car Review Want us to review your car/bike? Share your details -https://forms.gle/BAr48SScV…

Published
October 27, 2020
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