M3/M4 Auction Values

[sami9382]

Congrats mjposner . What year is your vert?

[dezzracer]

Originally Posted by DenverF10M5

BMWFS has cars located in every region throughout the US. In all seriousness, the market location doesn't dictate how much a car will sell for. There are more online bidders on these cars than there are in-person buyers. My figures are averages. So of course some cars sell for more, but history has shown it isn't relative to location. Do you have access to Manheim? If so, look for yourself. Otherwise, don't speak on things you know nothing of. You M3 owners sure do get your feelings hurt easily. I'm glad I have an M6.

:Lots of folks on BP get feelings hurt easily period lol. Oh well...easy to get into skirmishes on any motor sports forum. Cars or motorcycles doesn't matter

[paulo_f80m3]

I just bought out my lease in November and my car was valued by my bank at $48k. '16 Non-ZCP, Manual, 18's, Executive, Drivers Assist, Adaptive M, Sunshades. 30k miles.

[2016M4DVR]

Checked MMR on M4's yesterday.
Lowest was $43,800 with 40,587 miles 4.0cr
highest was $48,300 with 11,659 miles 4.4cr
Bear in mind there are significant buy fees on top of that. Not to mention transportation and recon.

This was of interest to me as I have a 2016 M4 with 10,350 miles to sell.
Dealer offered me $50k for it today. I'd like to get $55k and sell it to an enthusiast direct.
Wife wants a new X5 so we will see how this plays out.

[sami9382]

@2016m4dvr, we’re those MMRs for 2016 model years?

[2016M4DVR]

Originally Posted by sami9382

@2016m4dvr, we’re those MMRs for 2016 model years?

Yes and for the southeast if I am not mistaken.

[nickl630]

Originally Posted by 2016M4DVR

Checked MMR on M4's yesterday.
Lowest was $43,800 with 40,587 miles 4.0cr
highest was $48,300 with 11,659 miles 4.4cr
Bear in mind there are significant buy fees on top of that. Not to mention transportation and recon.

This was of interest to me as I have a 2016 M4 with 10,350 miles to sell.
Dealer offered me $50k for it today. I'd like to get $55k and sell it to an enthusiast direct.
Wife wants a new X5 so we will see how this plays out.

Take it. That's a good offer on wholesale/trade. We're having issues moving F8X's due to the sheer volume of them in the used market now.

[2016M4DVR]

Originally Posted by nickl630

Take it. That's a good offer on wholesale/trade. We're having issues moving F8X's due to the sheer volume of them in the used market now.

Thanks for the suggestion.

[Relak]

I bought my '16 SSII M3 with executive package and DCT for $57k in November, only had 6,600 miles on it though.

[mjposner]

Originally Posted by sami9382

Congrats mjposner . What year is your vert?

Its a 2016 with factory warranty until 12/19; had 26k miles (was a repo). Car is very clean and has a 90k msrp. Will probably extend warranty next year but the news on the new G83 M4s looks pretty interesting and i always wanted to do Euro delivery.....

[bm4w]

What would be the wholesale/trade in value for a 2016 YMB M4 with 31k miles? With the Exec pack, lighting pack, adaptive m, and 19s.

[nickl630]

40-43k

[blinkme323]

Any chance you could provide the wholesale / trade value for a 2017 M3 w/ ZCP, MT and 4,xxx miles?

[NickyC]

Values honestly don't seem to be doing too bad? For the 15-16s, maybe another 5-8k hit this year with prices stabilizing in the low 30-35 range for a few years?

Thanks for all the info in this thread!

[nickl630]

Originally Posted by blinkme323

Any chance you could provide the wholesale / trade value for a 2017 M3 w/ ZCP, MT and 4,xxx miles?

49-52k

[tb's e90]

2 weeks ago I bought a black 2016 f82 with executive package and 43k miles for 38k. it is a super clean 1 owner car with warranty through 8/15/2019. I have always bought my M cars in the dead of winter - there are good deals to be had if you are patient.

[cohenfive]

Originally Posted by tb's e90

2 weeks ago I bought a black 2016 f82 with executive package and 43k miles for 38k. it is a super clean 1 owner car with warranty through 8/15/2019. I have always bought my M cars in the dead of winter - there are good deals to be had if you are patient.

Might I ask what other options were on the car (lighting, drivers assist, hk audio, etc)? Might be in the market soon. Thx.

[boglehead]

So I always use the NADA trade in for a realistic value of my car as an asset in Quicken to offset the loan.

I have my '17 M3 with lighting/executive package (non-ZCP) and 24k miles at $51,950 as that is what I was seeing on NADA.

Little high?

[nickl630]

Originally Posted by boglehead

So I always use the NADA trade in for a realistic value of my car as an asset in Quicken to offset the loan.

I have my '17 M3 with lighting/executive package (non-ZCP) and 24k miles at $51,950 as that is what I was seeing on NADA.

Little high?

Somehwat. F8X vales have plummeted in the past 6 months. 46-48k is more realistic.

[Karnidge]

I got my '16 M4 with Executive package, MPE, lighting, carbon fiber mirrors and exhaust tips, HK premium sound system, remainder of warranty until 12/19 and 27K miles for $48K.

[THEOS]

Originally Posted by nickl630

Somehwat. F8X vales have plummeted in the past 6 months. 46-48k is more realistic.

Have you been seeing this for both non-ZCP and ZCP vehicles? I've been shopping for a '17 ZCP and prices seem to be holding higher than non-ZCP still.

[nickl630]

Originally Posted by THEOS

Have you been seeing this for both non-ZCP and ZCP vehicles? I've been shopping for a '17 ZCP and prices seem to be holding higher than non-ZCP still.

Doesn't seem to matter. If anything... ZCP tends to just sell the car quicker or closer to asking price.

There's also the fact ZCP owners tend to have an inflated value or unrealistic number in mind over "civic" M3 owners. The two together probably help the car sell quick.

As far as auction goes... a ZCP is worth maybe 1k more over a non ZCP