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Originally Posted by hellocelebrated
Hello everyone!  I have done a lot of research on the M5 that I want. I initially wanted a 6 speed, but since they are super hard to find, I am considering settling with a 7 speed DCT. I have found a car that is local to me. Here is the listing for a 2015 M5:
https://www.bmwofmurrieta.com/invent...cpo.bmwusa.com
The car has most of the options, except for night vision and the rear entertainment. This means it has the competition, drivers assistance, and the executive package.
It is pretty high mileage, but I am mechanically inclined and do all/most of my work on all my BMWs. I would like to purchase an M5 and I'm wondering if this is the one. If y'all think this is priced fairly, I wouldn't mind picking it up this week. Any tips or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. I have been reading older posts and it seems like 3 years ago I could have gotten a 2015 with lower mileage than this for the same price as this one, so i'm a bit disappointed at the market situation, but it could also be that this car is overpriced and it won't really sell at that price.
Any comments about the dealership, or if you were the previous owner, or even price/negotiating tactics. Thanks! |
I just bought my M5 so I know the prices pretty well and that is way too high for that M5 with 80k miles. Yeah it's got all the options and it's a 2015 but you can get one with less miles prob 20k less miles for at least $10k cheaper than that if your willing to settle with a 2013 or 14. Also just my personal opinion but idk if I'd want a car with the competition package. These cars have fairly stiff ride as is without the comp pack I can only imagine it's prob like riding with a normal M5 in sport or sport plus which would be way too stiff imo for it to be while it's in comfort mode.