[VisualEcho]

I have an '18 6MT with 20K miles...and $20K in mods. I paid $49.5K for it 2 years ago with 9.5K miles. So I'm +10.5K miles, and +$20K mods.

If someone offered me $70K for the car I'd tell them to piss up a rope. There is just nothing out there that I can get to replace it for that.

$90K might do it.

[akkando]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I have an '18 6MT with 20K miles...and $20K in mods. I paid $49.5K for it 2 years ago with 9.5K miles. So I'm +10.5K miles, and +$20K mods.

If someone offered me $70K for the car I'd tell them to piss up a rope. There is just nothing out there that I can get to replace it for that.

$90K might do it.

Well for 70k you could get m2c I guess if you preferred that over the OG. Of course then you would have to mod it.

[MeinZwei]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I have an '18 6MT with 20K miles...and $20K in mods. I paid $49.5K for it 2 years ago with 9.5K miles. So I'm +10.5K miles, and +$20K mods.

If someone offered me $70K for the car I'd tell them to piss up a rope. There is just nothing out there that I can get to replace it for that.

$90K might do it.

Gorgeous!

[VisualEcho]

Originally Posted by akkando

Well for 70k you could get m2c I guess if you preferred that over the OG. Of course then you would have to mod it.

I actually much prefer the OG to the M2C.

[765pro]

I asked my local bmw about trading in my m2c which only have 5000 miles, for a new M3 last month, and they can only offer me 55k.

[MooMooM2]

Originally Posted by 765pro

I asked my local bmw about trading in my m2c which only have 5000 miles, for a new M3 last month, and they can only offer me 55k.

as always you gonna get the most as private sale, if you sell to the dealer they want to make a bunch of money too

[COChris]

Originally Posted by 765pro

I asked my local bmw about trading in my m2c which only have 5000 miles, for a new M3 last month, and they can only offer me 55k.

Before covid hit (and I mean literally days before lockdowns began), I was offered $46-49k wholesale from multiple dealers. Was about to pull the trigger on a 997.2 GT3, but the trade value didn't feel right. I walked.

[akkando]

Originally Posted by COChris

Before covid hit (and I mean literally days before lockdowns began), I was offered $46-49k wholesale from multiple dealers. Was about to pull the trigger on a 997.2 GT3, but the trade value didn't feel right. I walked.

How much has the 997.2 gt3 gone up on value since then? 30k?

[M2_MEDUSA]

I wouldn't sell for less than 81k.

[spooni]

Even though I LOVE my car so far, I'd let it go for what I'm into it($72k).. Then I'd get a decent tow rig, trailer, and build a track toy and pocket the rest for track days

[nearwater4me]

Originally Posted by 765pro

I asked my local bmw about trading in my m2c which only have 5000 miles, for a new M3 last month, and they can only offer me 55k.

Try Vroom or other major online used car network.
They offer much more than your local dealer.

[IcewaterPete]

Originally Posted by 765pro

I asked my local bmw about trading in my m2c which only have 5000 miles, for a new M3 last month, and they can only offer me 55k.

That’s called scalping! They’d flip that in a couple days at most for a huge gain.

If you are serious about trading it in push them harder or just sell it yourself for the most benefit to you.

[IcewaterPete]

Originally Posted by akkando

How much has the 997.2 gt3 gone up on value since then? 30k?

Exactly my thought. I bet you’d be in a better financial position if you had pulled the trigger.

[haihai918]

lol 2021 M2C manual with 2k mi for sale on carmax for over 74k crazy

[COChris]

Originally Posted by IcewaterPete

Exactly my thought. I bet you'd be in a better financial position if you had pulled the trigger.

$30k doesn't really affect my financial situation. And I still love the M2C, as do my kids. So overall I'm happy with my decision.

[HumbleGhost]

There’s definitely a price point where I would sell but I agree there’s nothing else out there I personally want other than certain porsches I can’t afford. What other fun cars still come in a traditional manual gearbox these days?

[M2_MEDUSA]

Originally Posted by HumbleGhost

There’s definitely a price point where I would sell but I agree there’s nothing else out there I personally want other than certain porsches I can’t afford. What other fun cars still come in a traditional manual gearbox these days?

Depends on your fun. I know the new Supra is comming out with a manual gearbox

[NEfan508]

I'm not sellin!

I'm keeping my M2C in the Miller clan for as long as possible, my son @ 13 was with me during euro delivery

400 hp, 6MT and in the right size, yes faster cars available but this stock m2 is plenty for me, driving @ 80% max most of the time

Dilemma: keep it in good condition for the long haul?!? But still have fun with it

I'm a bmw whore and I like 90's Trucks

to keep me sane I ordered a sport truck, something half the money but still FUN, 400hp 5.0 V8 RWD single cab truck, that or a Miata?!? Truck was more practical so I put in an order

Some exhaust, intake and sporty wheels and I'm all set under $40k

[Bumpinjeep]

Originally Posted by VisualEcho

I actually much prefer the OG to the M2C.

Because this doesn't align with my viewpoint and this is the internet, i'm just going to assume you're lying and nothing you say will change my mind. Thank you.

[MarlboroM2C]

Nuthin in it's class. Lets see what the G87 has to say. 85k toward a G87 perhaps 🤔

[buckybadger]

Not for sale 😂

[Brandt51]

What's the value for me? I'd sell it instead of my soul for a number of things. Athletic abilities, good luck or something like that.

But is the value of the M2C equal to that of my soul? Prob not. Maybe a a 1994 Civic hatch though. 😀