Resale Value Internationally

Ahmed · 04-03-2013, 04:04 AM

Been reading a few threads discussing the resale value of F10 M5's today in markets like the UK, US and Canada.

Let's get an idea of what they can be picked up for around the world today.

I'll start with the Middle East ( Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar UAE etc )

A brand spanking F10 M5 fully loaded would have hit your wallet with a good US$ 155k price tag!

2014 models I have been told are going for just over 156k fully loaded here in Bahrain and also in Qatar.

You can pick up a 2012 model with 7000 miles on it for US118 from Qatar.

http://www.qatarsale.com/mycar_e.aspx?carid=99475

Another 2013 with 11k miles on it going for US$115k.

http://www.qatarsale.com/mycar_e.aspx?carid=108633

Chump · 04-03-2013, 04:38 AM

Fully loaded M5 in Taiwan roughly 250 -270k USD. Used about 40k off with under 3000km

hinckley · 04-03-2013, 08:24 AM

My US M5 has all options except individual paint and interior, B&O, ACC and rear entertainment. Its sticker price was about US$105,000 and I bought it for about $96,000. Taxes are not included in US prices. They are paid when the car is registered at different rates depending on the state. Taxes range from 0% to about 10% and probably average 6%. In any case, our "all-in" prices are significantly less than the rest of the world.

As many have said, BMW has re-directed a lot of cars to the US market and many dealers' inventories are stuffed resulting in pretty aggressive pricing. This is not a good thing for the value of used cars. I know that many people paid sticker price last summer and with discounts on new cars now around $10,000, I'd guess that used car values are taking about a $20,000 hit.

garrybhoy · 04-03-2013, 07:42 PM

I have just picked up a 2012 with pretty huge spec in the UK for $82500.00

04S · 04-03-2013, 07:49 PM

Australian M5s retail at around A$250,000 - US$261,000. They come standard reasonably fully loaded compared to the US specs that I have seen.

You can buy a used 2012 M5 with 8,000ks on it for A$208,000.

04-03-2013, 04:04 AM	#1
Ahmed Private First Class 4 Rep 129 Posts Drives: 2013 C63 AMG Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Bahrain iTrader: (0) Garage List 1999 BMW M5 [1.00]	Resale Value Internationally Been reading a few threads discussing the resale value of F10 M5's today in markets like the UK, US and Canada. Let's get an idea of what they can be picked up for around the world today. I'll start with the Middle East ( Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar UAE etc ) A brand spanking F10 M5 fully loaded would have hit your wallet with a good US$ 155k price tag! 2014 models I have been told are going for just over 156k fully loaded here in Bahrain and also in Qatar. You can pick up a 2012 model with 7000 miles on it for US118 from Qatar. http://www.qatarsale.com/mycar_e.aspx?carid=99475 Another 2013 with 11k miles on it going for US$115k. http://www.qatarsale.com/mycar_e.aspx?carid=108633 __________________ 2013 Mercedes Benz C63 AMG 2009 Lexus GS460
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Chump Enlisted Member 0 Rep 47 Posts Drives: M5 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Lalaland iTrader: (0)	Fully loaded M5 in Taiwan roughly 250 -270k USD. Used about 40k off with under 3000km
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hinckley Brigadier General 3493 Rep 3,213 Posts Drives: '24 M4C Conv Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: South Florida iTrader: (1)	My US M5 has all options except individual paint and interior, B&O, ACC and rear entertainment. Its sticker price was about US$105,000 and I bought it for about $96,000. Taxes are not included in US prices. They are paid when the car is registered at different rates depending on the state. Taxes range from 0% to about 10% and probably average 6%. In any case, our "all-in" prices are significantly less than the rest of the world. As many have said, BMW has re-directed a lot of cars to the US market and many dealers' inventories are stuffed resulting in pretty aggressive pricing. This is not a good thing for the value of used cars. I know that many people paid sticker price last summer and with discounts on new cars now around $10,000, I'd guess that used car values are taking about a $20,000 hit. __________________ CURRENT: '24 M4C Conv RETIRED : '23 M8C Conv \| '20 X4 M40i \| '18 M4 6MT \| '13 M5 6MT \| '08 550i 6MT \| '04 545i 6MT \| '98 540i 6MT \| '94 530i 5MT \| '84 528e 5MT Other retirees from Chevrolet, Buick, Subaru, Honda, Acura, Merkur(!), Volvo, Saab, Audi and Porsche
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garrybhoy New Member 0 Rep 9 Posts Drives: F10 M5 Monte Carlo Blue Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Scotland iTrader: (0)	I have just picked up a 2012 with pretty huge spec in the UK for $82500.00
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04S Captain 174 Rep 837 Posts Drives: M4 xDrive, X5 40i and U11 X1 Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sydney, Australia iTrader: (0)	Australian M5s retail at around A$250,000 - US$261,000. They come standard reasonably fully loaded compared to the US specs that I have seen. You can buy a used 2012 M5 with 8,000ks on it for A$208,000.
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