Anyone get a trade-in value for a 2018 yet?

JmikeMillz · 04-24-2018, 05:14 PM

Just curious if anyone has a trade-in value for comparison. KBB doesn't have 2018's up yet.. unless I'm just bad at it.
My car has an $81k MSRP and a current $70k lease payoff. Just wondering if I might be on top of it.

instarand · 04-24-2018, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by JmikeMillz

Just curious if anyone has a trade-in value for comparison. KBB doesn't have 2018's up yet.. unless I'm just bad at it.
My car has an $81k MSRP and a current $70k lease payoff. Just wondering if I might be on top of it.

There was a short window of time not too long ago when BMW was in between the M2 production years. You couldn’t buy the 2017 M2 yet (I believe it was 2017) and the last year CPO 2016 models were sky high in price. Over MSRP of new. If I recall correctly.

I have a sneaking suspicion that once F80 production is officially over and the new G80’s have yet to begin, there will be a short window of time where the right seller will be able to get quite a premium. Perhaps especially so with the right options.

Just a thought. I realize this doesn’t answer your question. Sorry. Lol.

JmikeMillz · 04-24-2018, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by instarand

There was a short window of time not too long ago when BMW was in between the M2 production years. You couldn’t buy the 2017 M2 yet (I believe it was 2017) and the last year CPO 2016 models were sky high in price. Over MSRP of new. If I recall correctly.

I have a sneaking suspicion that once F80 production is officially over and the new G80’s have yet to begin, there will be a short window of time where the right seller will be able to get quite a premium. Perhaps especially so with the right options.

Just a thought. I realize this doesn’t answer your question. Sorry. Lol.

No that's a good point. I originally wasn't going to entertain the idea of offloading my M3 until there are no more new ones on lots, but I am just curious. My wife may want a new house sooner than I planned haha.

Nikolas · 04-24-2018, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by JmikeMillz

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Originally Posted by instarand

There was a short window of time not too long ago when BMW was in between the M2 production years. You couldnÂ’t buy the 2017 M2 yet (I believe it was 2017) and the last year CPO 2016 models were sky high in price. Over MSRP of new. If I recall correctly.

I have a sneaking suspicion that once F80 production is officially over and the new G80Â’s have yet to begin, there will be a short window of time where the right seller will be able to get quite a premium. Perhaps especially so with the right options.

Just a thought. I realize this doesnÂ’t answer your question. Sorry. Lol.

No that's a good point. I originally wasn't going to entertain the idea of offloading my M3 until there are no more new ones on lots, but I am just curious. My wife may want a new house sooner than I planned haha.

Cool, just make sure it has garage space for your M3!

HPIA4v2 · 04-24-2018, 09:56 PM

LOL, there is still pocket of allocations and people are thinking of selling their M3 for profit already.

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