M4 coming into range

Ideal buy if you want a manual M4 and don't do many miles. Maybe lacking a bit on advertised extras but that goes for nothing when a BMW dealer lists a car.
 
Looking at it in silver , and seeing a friend's E92 yesterday, I already think M4s might age badly in the looks department.

That said, losing just over 10k per year makes for a good purchase I guess, providing prices stabilise.
 
-Tom- said:
Looking at it in silver , and seeing a friend's E92 yesterday, I already think M4s might age badly in the looks department.

That said, losing just over 10k per year makes for a good purchase I guess, providing prices stabilise.
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... so give it another year, grab one for low-mid 30K bargain
 
There are a lot around too..

I see 3 now in 6 miles on the way to work..so it won't help residuals being as popular as they are...

That said.... You can buy an F10 M5 cheaper than that with low miles, so for me that would be an even better buy...

Or .... A GTR of F type jag ..;)
 
Until I bought the Z4MC, I bought my M5s when they were at least 4 years old and 60,000+ miles. Usually means I get one for about £15k :thumbsup:

Unfortunately it's still a £50k-£80k car to run :thumbsdown:

At this price though you could buy an M2. But would the M2 at that mileage/age be half the price - now that would be tempting in a couple of years :evil:
 
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