BMW M4 Feeler

[FLGator15]

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Thinking about parting ways with my M4. Looking to move into a GT3. Just want to see what you guys think a fair price would be as the Stealerships love to lowball.. specs are:

2016 BMW M4
2,200 miles
Frozen Black/sakhir orange extended leather
Carbon fiber trim/roof
DCT
Exec package
Lighting package
19" Black alloy wheels mich super sports
Black kidney grill/side skirts
BMW Carbon fiber spoiler

Hood,fenders,lights,doors and rocker panels all wrapped with Xpel stealth for added protection.
1,200 mile service and all maintenance done by BMW
Car is in showroom condition. Thanks in advance!

[ddk632]

Take it to CarMax for a baseline offer, if there is CarMax in your area. For that low mileage car, no accidents, etc., they will give a reasonably fair deal, with no obligation to actually sell it to them. Expect to take a bath one way or another given your car is not that old, so it is at the height of the worst depreciation from new.

Look at this 2016 low mileage M4 here with 2.5k miles for $63k, so expect somewhere in the low to mid $50k range on an offer.

[NewM3driver]

Have any photos?

[JoeyBananas]

What is it with you guys who buy a car and don't like it after 2,000 miles.........

[FLGator15]

Originally Posted by NewM3driver

Have any photos?

Yeah

[FLGator15]

Originally Posted by ddk632

Take it to CarMax for a baseline offer, if there is CarMax in your area. For that low mileage car, no accidents, etc., they will give a reasonably fair deal, with no obligation to actually sell it to them. Expect to take a bath one way or another given your car is not that old, so it is at the height of the worst depreciation from new.

Look at this 2016 low mileage M4 here with 2.5k miles for $63k, so expect somewhere in the low to mid $50k range on an offer.

Thanks appreciate it

[FLGator15]

Originally Posted by JoeyBananas

What is it with you guys who buy a car and don't like it after 2,000 miles.........

What is with you guys that feel the need to comment and can't keep scrolling when they have nothing of value to add

[JoeyBananas]

Originally Posted by FLGator15

What is with you guys that feel the need to comment and can't keep scrolling when they have nothing of value to add

Gooooood one!

[Cancelled1234]

Originally Posted by JoeyBananas

Gooooood one!

I have a 2016 spec'd almost the same. $79k sticker. Bought it 6 months ago used with 11k miles. Paid $62k. With your low miles, I would say around $60k.

[omaralt]

Is it a lease? If it is you can try to transfer the lease Would avoid taking a bath on it

[Gatte]

The LCI coming out this year and not having a CP might hurt you a little but you should be able to get mid 50s if you're willing to wait a little.

[RickFLM4]

A little less than whatever Edmunds and KBB say for regular black, with nothing added for frozen paint or PPF. You might get a better deal trying to sell to a BMW dealer who can CPO it vs. trading it in at a Porsche dealership who can easily sell the new car you are buying without a need to negotiate. Obviously you can get more if you want to deal with selling it privately.

[Warranty P]

Originally Posted by FLGator15

Thinking about parting ways with my M4. Looking to move into a GT3. Just want to see what you guys think a fair price would be as the Stealerships love to lowball.. specs are:

2016 BMW M4
2,200 miles
Frozen Black/sakhir orange extended leather
Carbon fiber trim/roof
DCT
Exec package
Lighting package
19" Black alloy wheels mich super sports
Black kidney grill/side skirts
BMW Carbon fiber spoiler

Hood,fenders,lights,doors and rocker panels all wrapped with Xpel stealth for added protection.
1,200 mile service and all maintenance done by BMW
Car is in showroom condition. Thanks in advance!

Low $50K.

[omaralt]

Originally Posted by Gatte

The LCI coming out this year and not having a CP might hurt you a little but you should be able to get mid 50s if you're willing to wait a little.

Not having CP saved him a few thousand. The return on options is less than 20% usually

[Kabrich]

Originally Posted by Turbosek

I have a 2016 spec'd almost the same. $79k sticker. Bought it 6 months ago used with 11k miles. Paid $62k. With your low miles, I would say around $60k.

You are missing it's now a model year older.

Down in the $50s

[TurboM]

Anyone who says under $60k is nuts, or is looking to buy (or both). I'd say you should be able to get around 8-10% below invoice, which I assume is probably $62k-$64k for your car and its options. Love the paint btw

Definitely do a trade to get the tax incentive, or sell privately. Although I think the tax in Virginia is fairly low, so maybe not a big factor like in other states.

[sdshah]

Originally Posted by TurboM

Anyone who says under $60k is nuts, or is looking to buy (or both). I'd say you should be able to get around 8-10% below invoice, which I assume is probably $63k-$65k for your car and its options. Love the paint btw

Definitely do a trade to get the tax incentive, or sell privately. Although I think the tax in Virginia is fairly low, so maybe not a big factor like in other states.

You are high. You are just looking at all the prices on the classifieds where cars don't sell ever bc the prices are not realistic.

[TurboM]

Originally Posted by sdshah

You are high. You are just looking at all the prices on the classifieds where cars don't sell ever bc the prices are not realistic.

I said $62-64k (adjusted it 10 seconds after posting once I figured the real MSRP). Trade in will be lower but he should be able to get low 60's with a private sale. Dealer is going to give about 5-7% less which they will pocket as profit once they resell it. Keep in mind this may be a slightly niche car because of the paint, some will love it, some will hate it, but the right buyer will probably pay extra for it through a private sale.

[sdshah]

Originally Posted by TurboM

I said $62-64k (adjusted it 10 seconds after posting once I figured the real MSRP). Trade in will be lower but he should be able to get low 60's with a private sale. Dealer is going to give about 5-7% less which they will pocket as profit once they resell it. Keep in mind this may be a slightly niche car because of the paint, some will love it, some will hate it, but the right buyer will probably pay extra for it through a private sale.

I have to look at the market again but the Autotrader market has been weak.

[TurboM]

Originally Posted by sdshah

I have to look at the market again but the Autotrader market has been weak.

F80/F82s are now saturating the market as most MY2015 leases are finally ending but this car is definitely not in the same bucket, IMO.

[NewM3driver]

And this is exactly why I lease my cars.

Wondering.... do you not like the car? 2000 miles is really like brand new.

[NewM3driver]

Originally Posted by FLGator15

Yeah

Car looks great. Post some photos over on the 3/4 series forum. There are a lot of guys over there in 335s and 340s modding them into what they think is an M equivalent. You may get lucky and get a sale while giving someone a deal at the same time.

Someone over there will love and appreciate your car like it was gold.