Z4M price..?
- Thread starter Z4M-2006
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the coupes are bound to be holding their values far better :wink: I think that CAP is pissed to be honest, I know Glasses guide will be more, it always is when it comes to higher end cars.
I used to be a car buyer, and I know most garages will show you cap prices when they want to buy your car or take it in PX and show you Glasses when they sell.
I looked to a 2006 Z4MC Coupe with 36k miles yesterday and CAP said:
£14750 retail
£11350 clean
£10550 bottom
I used to be a car buyer, and I know most garages will show you cap prices when they want to buy your car or take it in PX and show you Glasses when they sell.
I looked to a 2006 Z4MC Coupe with 36k miles yesterday and CAP said:
£14750 retail
£11350 clean
£10550 bottom
Not to offend or be smart but the coupe for me has a rarity value on the road ,is styled way above its current value & to the untrained eye very hard to put a finger on just what the car is or costs ?
The roadster has been around in non M guise for 10 years now & the world has got used to seeing them . The uninitiated would be hard pushed to spot the differences between the early Z's & the later M' versions £10k or even more apart in price
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The roadster has been around in non M guise for 10 years now & the world has got used to seeing them . The uninitiated would be hard pushed to spot the differences between the early Z's & the later M' versions £10k or even more apart in price
.Yes I will PM you a picture of it on my drive 
Between bottom and clean is what a garage will pay at an auction or px depending on condition, some dealers will go above clean for the right car they know will sell easily. Like a diesel 4x4 in December with leather and FSH.
CAP normally raise the price of the roadsters in the summer, most soft tops will increase, I have no doubt yours will too.
Between bottom and clean is what a garage will pay at an auction or px depending on condition, some dealers will go above clean for the right car they know will sell easily. Like a diesel 4x4 in December with leather and FSH.
CAP normally raise the price of the roadsters in the summer, most soft tops will increase, I have no doubt yours will too.
Z4M-2006 said:
Only the high milers or quick sellers, good spec, low mileage cars can still fetch 12-14 privately and more AUC
My car is the same spec as yours but with standard springs and freshly refurbished standard alloys.
I advertised the car for 5 weeks on here and Pistonheads Nov-Dec and didn't get a single enquiry. It was priced at the bottom of the market when comparing to similar cars - £12,490 at the time.
I considered dropping the price, but if it was already the cheapest and the advert was decent, then I can only assume that there were no buyers around.
I'll either try again in March, or keep the car for another year - I can't see a decent M dropping much below £9-10k for some time.
Unless you need to sell the car now, hold off until the weather gets better!
I advertised the car for 5 weeks on here and Pistonheads Nov-Dec and didn't get a single enquiry. It was priced at the bottom of the market when comparing to similar cars - £12,490 at the time.
I considered dropping the price, but if it was already the cheapest and the advert was decent, then I can only assume that there were no buyers around.
I'll either try again in March, or keep the car for another year - I can't see a decent M dropping much below £9-10k for some time.
Unless you need to sell the car now, hold off until the weather gets better!
Good advice Jim...
Like i say i dont "need" to get rid of the car,but when a serious offer is forwarded you have to consider it..
I started the thread as i didnt know if i was underselling the car,and whether mods and good spec really means that a good price could be achieved..
i guess i now know the answer!....... :lol:
Like i say i dont "need" to get rid of the car,but when a serious offer is forwarded you have to consider it..
I started the thread as i didnt know if i was underselling the car,and whether mods and good spec really means that a good price could be achieved..
i guess i now know the answer!....... :lol:
Old thread, few months old. I sold my M 1.5 years ago (Oct 2011) to Herminator on here. Think for £13200 in the end, might have been £13,100.
Looking on the trader just and prices are the same, if not stronger. Seems M prices have definietly firmed up as I paid £16,700 in the Summer of 2010.
Looking on the trader just and prices are the same, if not stronger. Seems M prices have definietly firmed up as I paid £16,700 in the Summer of 2010.
Could be time of year too..
Spring/summer are the traditional selling/buying time for cars so the prices bounce..
I sold my Z4M roady for 12k in the end..... It was a fair price,i might have got more if i held out for a month or so but when you have a man with cash,you have to take the offer seriously...
Spring/summer are the traditional selling/buying time for cars so the prices bounce..
I sold my Z4M roady for 12k in the end..... It was a fair price,i might have got more if i held out for a month or so but when you have a man with cash,you have to take the offer seriously...
Hark said:
Looking to buy another?
To be fair at £13,200 it had some impending bills coming up, but other than those known running costs it has been a nice low depreciation car for me.
I'd probably take an offer of £13k for it now, so I can swap to a coupe which would be a little more practical for me at the moment.
Herminator said:
Yea I agree the cost of 2 new tyres and an upcoming Insp 2 would also affect the price. No not looking, but was browsing and interested to see what prices were like at the mo. Seems they are fairly static and a good buy. Glad you are still enjoying it, I test drive a coupe and they are a tad more practical but not massively so.
I've still got the Supercharged VX and the Golf, likewise the VX hasn't really depreciated. Having said that I've spent a fair bit on it to get it how I want it. Recently full respray and retrim.
