Right price for a used M4 GTS

[johnc_m4]

My client has one and he will be selling it soon. It only has 6 miles and it's black too, my favorite. Hit me up if you're interested in more details

[Lienrocs]

Originally Posted by johnc_m4

My client has one and he will be selling it soon. It only has 6 miles and it's black too, my favorite. Hit me up if you're interested in more details

What kind of service records does the car have? That's a collectors dream right there.

[FormulaMMM]

Originally Posted by Lienrocs

I know. It's an animal. It's a great car and I love it to pieces. But I have seriously bad ADD. Now that it's a finished project I don't know what to do with all my free time.

With what you've put into optimization, not sure what you'd find as a suitable replacement. Not to say there aren't awesome alternatives and distractions, but just seems like you'd want to circle back around.

Experience, appearance, dynamics, think GTS is a really tough one to replace. (And that's before perfecting it.)

There was a frozen grey in a different run group at an event last weekend. Man I wanted a drive...

[Lienrocs]

Originally Posted by FormulaMMM

With what you've put into optimization, not sure what you'd find as a suitable replacement. Not to say there aren't awesome alternatives and distractions, but just seems like you'd want to circle back around.

Experience, appearance, dynamics, think GTS is a really tough one to replace. (And that's before perfecting it.)

There was a frozen grey in a different run group at an event last weekend. Man I wanted a drive...

I don't think I could find a suitable replacement either. It's a fantastic car. It still makes me giggle every time I walk into the garage. Half the time I forget why I walked in there because I get distracted by it.

[FormulaMMM]

Originally Posted by Lienrocs

I don't think I could find a suitable replacement either. It's a fantastic car. It still makes me giggle every time I walk into the garage. Half the time I forget why I walked in there because I get distracted by it.

I'm also about 16 years old every time I'm around it. Keeper.

[786]

Originally Posted by FormulaMMM

Experience, appearance, dynamics, think GTS is a really tough one to replace. (And that's before perfecting it.)

I agree, I don't get time to drive mine much but every time I see it sat in the garage it puts a smile on my face. It's just so special. It would have to be a pretty mighty thing to replace it. Let's see what the new GT3 Touring is like and especially the upcoming 50th Anniversary RS in 2023.

[Secret Chimp]

Originally Posted by Darth One

The thing about selling at the top of the market is that you're also buying its replacement at the top of the market. Unless you're ok having one less special car, and planning to take the money and run

Not sure this is much of an issue for most of us. If I sold my GTS, I would still have three other cars in my garage to use and enjoy. I could easily sit out the craziness in the new/used car market and buy my next toy once things settle in a year or two.

[Darth One]

Originally Posted by Secret Chimp

Not sure this is much of an issue for most of us. If I sold my GTS, I would still have three other cars in my garage to use and enjoy. I could easily sit out the craziness in the new/used car market and buy my next toy once things settle in a year or two.

If so, it's the perfect time to sell! If anyone is thinking about selling

[fanatic1]

Originally Posted by Secret Chimp

Not sure this is much of an issue for most of us. If I sold my GTS, I would still have three other cars in my garage to use and enjoy. I could easily sit out the craziness in the new/used car market and buy my next toy once things settle in a year or two.

This ^^^^

Need bigger garages….

[FormulaMMM]

Originally Posted by 786

I agree, I don't get time to drive mine much but every time I see it sat in the garage it puts a smile on my face. It's just so special. It would have to be a pretty mighty thing to replace it. Let's see what the new GT3 Touring is like and especially the upcoming 50th Anniversary RS in 2023.

Those will be remarkable for sure, and the use contexts are similar to GTS, but very different driving experiences.

Increasingly it looks to me like the GTS will not be replaceable by an upcoming model. so if you bounce, you're checking out of the GTS driving formula for good. And in my view the pinnacle of "traditional" & aggressive M design as well.

[h_bakken]

Just did a quick nation wide search on Car Gurus, I'm seeing 11 for sale, ranging from $93,000 to 138,000, the very high priced ones I think are 0 mile models.

The ones with miles on have anywhere from 1600 to just over 10 K.

Looks like I got in at the right time last year. Mines not ultra low miles (currently 7500) but I bought it to drive.

I am currently being tempted by a low mile 2020 Spyder, Talk some sense into me.

[biscuits]

Originally Posted by h_bakken

I am currently being tempted by a low mile 2020 Spyder, Talk some sense into me.

I think that's the perfect car for your wife

[786]

Originally Posted by h_bakken

I am currently being tempted by a low mile 2020 Spyder, Talk some sense into me.

those are great cars but quite a bit slower on the street with much lower torque so not as fun imo. the manual feels awesome though, and obv you can drop the top (not much use in the Texas heat tho). also, sounds good with an exhaust. i think 4 of my friends have one lol. they all love it, one has a CGT also and drives the Spyder all the time. but again, to me felt fun but slow, like a grown up Miata. and very expensive for what it is imo. the value factor of the GTS is really hard to beat in Porsche land where everything is to the moon right now.

[Lienrocs]

Originally Posted by h_bakken

Just did a quick nation wide search on Car Gurus, I'm seeing 11 for sale, ranging from $93,000 to 138,000, the very high priced ones I think are 0 mile models.

The ones with miles on have anywhere from 1600 to just over 10 K.

Looks like I got in at the right time last year. Mines not ultra low miles (currently 7500) but I bought it to drive.

I am currently being tempted by a low mile 2020 Spyder, Talk some sense into me.

While I haven't driven a Spyder of any kind I did have a 981 GT4 along side my GTS for a while. As others have pointed out the speed differential is pretty drastic. The GTS is an animal. However, I think they're so radically different driving experiences if you can swing it you'll have a better garage having both of them in it. I'm looking to snag a GT4 soonish again because I miss that car so much. They're just fun which is no bad thing in this day and age.

[chillindrdude]

thinking about selling my GTS. was gonna list it here and autotrader. anyone with experience on selling a car on BaT? not sure if they accept cars with a lien on it still...

[Lienrocs]

Originally Posted by chillindrdude

thinking about selling my GTS. was gonna list it here and autotrader. anyone with experience on selling a car on BaT? not sure if they accept cars with a lien on it still...

What are you going to replace it with?

[chillindrdude]

Originally Posted by Lienrocs

What are you going to replace it with?

nothing for now.

peripherally hunting for a GT4RS allocation + 5-10k adm. but that is likely a pipe dream.

[Lienrocs]

Originally Posted by chillindrdude

nothing for now.

peripherally hunting for a GT4RS allocation + 5-10k adm. but that is likely a pipe dream.

I think that's a worthy upgrade. Carry on. Haha.

[daveishi]

Originally Posted by 4play

~1200 mile car sold at Manheim in CA 2 weeks ago for just $74.9k. Decent condition rating (3.9) so not sure what happened there.

That said, there are only 3 cars under $100k on Cargurus, the cheapest of which is $92,900.

2 additional private party cars at $90k and $95k on Autotrader, but otherwise, every M4 GTS currently for sale has a 1 at the start of the price.

Wonder what my super high mileage car is worth at this point - $70k to 75k maybe?

Ah man...I had the opportunity to purchase that 1200 mile BS car in CA for 70k last year and I passed only because we were purchasing our first home at the time.

I thought it was the responsible thing to do but seeing the prices now I am beating myself up over it, would have been nice to have enjoyed the car for a year and enjoyed a 40% ROI...

[Darth One]

Yeah, I don't have any words to make you feel better, sorry.

You done fucked up

[redrumm3]

Saw this on Manheim today. Located in Longwood, Florida with the carbon wheels.

[redrumm3]

Here's another new one in California today.