BMW Z4M investment

[seadragon]

I know the BMW’s have been going through the roof price wise, but was wondering about the Z4M. There are some low mileage ones in the high 30’s and wanted views if they were still a good investment at that price?

Ta

[SWoll]

I'm of the opinion that a 50-60k mile car at around the £20,000 mark would be a better investment TBH. Not sure the very low mileage cars at £40k+ will do anything but hold their value.

I could see something like this appreciating steadily towards £30k over the next few years with minimal use.

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/...

[seadragon]

Thanks for the opinion. Even if it hold its value, that works for me, I would love to own one without chucking too much of my money away when it comes to selling again in the future

[Mr Tidy]

I've had two Z4 3.0Si Coupes in the last 5 years, and sold my first one after 2 years and 8,000 miles for a few hundred more than I paid for it.

Realising I should have kept it I promptly bought another that I've had for 3 years and 12,000 miles that seem to be holding up in value - probably because it isn't doing too much mileage.

M models seem to be holding their prices quite well, but will take a hit if the mileage starts to climb. The really dear low mileage ones will probably only stay at high prices if not used much, and then what is the point of having one?

If you bought one in the middle of the price range and didn't do loads of miles (say 5K a year or so) you could hopefully sell for what you paid, but all the time you have it there will be the usual "M" model running costs that you won't recover.

This might be helpful for you:- https://z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t...

Loads of useful information on that forum.

[seadragon]

Yes what you say makes sense. I’d want to drive it rather than just look at it