10-05-2021, 01:07 AM | #1 |
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Advice on buying a used M4
I currently have an E46 M3 and an E90 M3 but I have always been fond of the M4 and now I can comfortably afford one. I would be consolidating into one car to just the M4.
I have an opportunity to purchase a 2016 M4 DCT Mineral White/Black Extended Merino leather (82k MSRP) with 14k miles for 53k. It really is the best well kept 5 year old car i've ever seen. Packages: Executive Package Driving Assitance Plus Package Lighting Package Adaptive M Suspension Rear Power Sunshade 19" Black 437 wheels Port installed: Carbon fiber front lip, rocker panels, carbon fiber mirror caps, carbon fiber trunk spoiler, carbon fiber diffuser. Everything seems great except I would like the Competition Package, but it seems like I may never come across a better conditioned car for this price point. Is this a good buy? |
10-21-2021, 06:22 PM | #2 |
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That's a good deal in this market I think. Don't sweat the Competition Package much, really not worth giving up a good deal on a non-Comp in my opinion.
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10-21-2021, 06:55 PM | #3 |
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Looks like a good deal, 437’s wheels have a lot of tire choices and the 20” 666M rims are heavy and limit tires choices.
I sold my 20” 666m’s on my ‘19 M4 Comp and put 18” wheels on it, but I’ve owned a couple sets of 437 rims.
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10-21-2021, 07:05 PM | #4 |
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In April I got a very clean 2016 m4, 30500 miles, mineral white, similarly packaged, but non adaptive suspension, and with m performance exhaust. None of the carbon fiber parts though. I added them myself. MSRP was $86.3k and I paid $47k.
I think it seems like a fair deal in today's market, given the mileage, the adaptive suspension, and all the cf parts. The oem ones aren't cheap.
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