priced well?

[Christianm]

not hot on current prices seems ok compared to whats around that mileage wise?

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201912095179808?radius=1500&model=Z4M&sort=relevance&make=BMW&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly%20New&onesearchad=New&maximum-mileage=60000&postcode=le99hf&advertising-location=at_cars&page=1

 

[mr wilks]

Looks well 8) & 30k on the clock is flattering but £27k without carbon weave trim & still on original discs by the looks of the pics :roll: Needs a brave or deluded man getting into that

 

[RedUn]

Discs changed 1000 miles ago if you read it

Looks nice and tidy

 

[Angelus666]

There isn’t many left at that type of mileage so it’s actually not a bad buy in some ways. Factor it’s had the Ins I and new disks, tyres and a warranty and it’s a good buy at £25k

If you did 20k miles in the next 2 years it would still be worth £20k so I think it’s actually quite a good buy.

 

[Mr Tidy]

To be fair it doesn't seem overly expensive given the mileage - there can't be many around that have done so few miles.

 

[mr wilks]

Discs changed 1000 miles ago if you read it

Looks nice and tidy

Worth every penny then you're still paying a heavy premium for the miles you may want to drive it , you can't really win with it .
Stash it away it won't go up by much if anything in the next few years , drive it up to 40k its heading towards £20k , drive it up to 50k then its worth £20k , , whatever they are pricey miles :wink: a 60k car around £18k is a better prospect in my eyes but some do like the vanity in low mileage

 

[Mr Tidy]

Worth every penny then you're still paying a heavy premium for the miles you may want to drive it , you can't really win with it .
Stash it away it won't go up by much if anything in the next few years , drive it up to 40k its heading towards £20k , drive it up to 50k then its worth £20k , , whatever they are pricey miles a 60k car around £18k is a better prospect in my eyes but some do like the vanity in low mileage

That's very true - it's no good buying one like that if you plan to put some miles on it, unless you accept it will drop a fair bit in value.

Cars like that were way out of my budget (probably just as well) but at 76K mine is still pretty low for a 13 year old car!

 

[mr wilks]

Worth every penny then you're still paying a heavy premium for the miles you may want to drive it , you can't really win with it .
Stash it away it won't go up by much if anything in the next few years , drive it up to 40k its heading towards £20k , drive it up to 50k then its worth £20k , , whatever they are pricey miles a 60k car around £18k is a better prospect in my eyes but some do like the vanity in low mileage

That's very true - it's no good buying one like that if you plan to put some miles on it, unless you accept it will drop a fair bit in value.

Cars like that were way out of my budget (probably just as well) but at 76K mine is still pretty low for a 13 year old car!

& so was the price you bought well imo , will look like a good investment after 12 months :wink:

 

[buzyg]

I do struggle with Coupe prices. :? As always it is worth what someone pays for it.

 

[mr wilks]

I do struggle with Coupe prices. :? As always it is worth what someone pays for it.

Precisely why ive never owned one , yes a great looking car but so is the Si coupe , the price difference between the MR & MC only makes the MR look better value imo , last year we did see a gradual coming together i thought , or at least a narrower gap , somehow i don't think this year will follow that trend :wink:

 

[Mr Tidy]

& so was the price you bought well imo , will look like a good investment after 12 months :wink:

Thanks.

I think the time of year was a major factor, but only time will tell. :lol: Although I bought it to enjoy, not as an investment.

But I've always been a bit surprised how much more MCs cost compared to MRs, and to 3.0Si Coupes. :?

 

[mr wilks]

& so was the price you bought well imo , will look like a good investment after 12 months :wink:

Thanks.

I think the time of year was a major factor, but only time will tell. :lol: Although I bought it to enjoy, not as an investment.

Well the miles between MOTs will be your judge there i know i usually do 3k/4k yr in my weekenders , my first S54 i did 7k in 9 months , just couldn't keep out of it

 

[buzyg]

& so was the price you bought well imo , will look like a good investment after 12 months :wink:

Thanks.

I think the time of year was a major factor, but only time will tell. :lol: Although I bought it to enjoy, not as an investment.

Well the miles between MOTs will be your judge there i know i usually do 3k/4k yr in my weekenders , my first S54 i did 7k in 9 months , just couldn't keep out of it

I know that feeling. Back from a long weekend away in the ///MR, yesterday.

Then out driving it on the moors again today.

 

[KevinC]

I paid almost the same - $34,500 USD - for a 34k-mile example in late 2018. Different market here in the states - low-mileage examples like this, with a great color combo like this, go for BIG bucks - this one would almost certainly fetch over $40k today.

The aluminum trim & satnav would be a turn-off for me though, but those things are personal preference and shouldn't necessarily hurt this car's value IMHO. Overall I think this is a beauty worthy of a hefty price.

 

[Striven]

So what are the low mileage members cars, I bought my Z4MR last year on 19,000 miles. It now has 24,000 miles on it.

 

[SiJar]

Well I purchased my Z4MC in Aug with 38k on the clock for 23.5 and its in excellent condition and full service documented history. I thought it was a good buy and I’m thrilled to bits with it.

 

[Mind Bomb]

Then out driving it on the moors again today.

envious of that bit......

 

[buzyg]

Then out driving it on the moors again today.

envious of that bit......

Every time I take a trip east in the Zed, I am reminded how well looked after the roads are in Devon and Cornwall. After being bumped and bunched around and dodging pot holes for three days, it was so nice to be back on the moors.

 

[LostBoy_84]

For reference I sold mine in October for 23.5k on 50k miles.
Cars with that mileage are always getting rarer so I guess it depends on your planned usage as to whether it’s worth paying the premium for a low mileage example.

 

[MrPT]

For reference I sold mine in October for 23.5k on 50k miles.
Cars with that mileage are always getting rarer so I guess it depends on your planned usage as to whether it’s worth paying the premium for a low mileage example.

Ahh, that’s a shame! Didn’t stay on the forum?