Future value m1

Firthy247 · 07-05-2011, 06:19 PM

Hi I'm looking to upgrade my BMW to the new M1 coupe. Anyone got any sensible predictions on what the value of the car would be in say three years time due to the limited numbers being made?

!mspinster · 07-05-2011, 06:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Firthy247

Hi I'm looking to upgrade my BMW to the new M1 coupe. Anyone got any sensible predictions on what the value of the car would be in say three years time due to the limited numbers being made?

Hard to say... if I had that fore-site, I'll be rolling in dough. I can say it'll hold better value say an 2011 e92 or e90 M3.

larryn · 07-05-2011, 08:24 PM

My guess that in 3 years, it will be normal depreciation, but I have a feeling that the car may become a bit of a cult bimmer, a la the Z3 M Coupe, over time. One big determining factor will be what is up BMW's sleeve for the next M2. If it kicks the 1M's butt, performance wise, and looks decent, the 1M will continue to depreciate like any M3 or 135i.

as7920 · 07-06-2011, 01:55 AM

From the PCP quotes I had, after 3 years you're looking at £16k-£19k

Four years, which I went for I can be more accurate on. 1 company was £14.7k and another £12.7k but the latter will have some equity in it.

These figures are based on 10k miles p.a.

gazz · 07-06-2011, 02:54 AM

Mine will be worth bugger all going by the way I'm driving it now.

cc3 · 07-06-2011, 03:23 AM

In the UK secondhand values should be ok if condition excellent and mileage low as already seeing above list cars selling, not many will ever come to the market at any one time as supply limited to 450. Some like myself intend to keep it forever. Might be a few cars coming to the market together in 3 years if people take on lease. Will be a good track car for reasonable money. Even when new M2 comes out in 3 years that will be £45k plus with inflation, so £30k for a 3 year old 1M then will still be great value.

Other BMW cars that have held their value in UK?

Decent E46 M3 CSL -£30k
Original M3 sport Evo now £55k if you can find one
Z8- £80k!

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Firthy247 Private 7 Rep 89 Posts Drives: BMW 1M & 996 x50 turbo Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Uk iTrader: (0)	Future value m1 Hi I'm looking to upgrade my BMW to the new M1 coupe. Anyone got any sensible predictions on what the value of the car would be in say three years time due to the limited numbers being made?
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larryn Lieutenant General 2146 Rep 10,176 Posts Drives: '97 332ti, '21 X5 45e, '16 GT4 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Seattle iTrader: (2)	My guess that in 3 years, it will be normal depreciation, but I have a feeling that the car may become a bit of a cult bimmer, a la the Z3 M Coupe, over time. One big determining factor will be what is up BMW's sleeve for the next M2. If it kicks the 1M's butt, performance wise, and looks decent, the 1M will continue to depreciate like any M3 or 135i.
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as7920 Colonel 597 Rep 2,375 Posts Drives: 2023 SG/FR M4 xDrive Competiti Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: UK iTrader: (0)	From the PCP quotes I had, after 3 years you're looking at £16k-£19k Four years, which I went for I can be more accurate on. 1 company was £14.7k and another £12.7k but the latter will have some equity in it. These figures are based on 10k miles p.a.
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gazz ///Mbassador 26 Rep 1,069 Posts Drives: The horse I fell off Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Gold Coast Australia iTrader: (0)	Mine will be worth bugger all going by the way I'm driving it now.
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cc3 Major 623 Rep 1,333 Posts Drives: 1M, GT4, M2 M140i G40 Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: .UK iTrader: (0)	In the UK secondhand values should be ok if condition excellent and mileage low as already seeing above list cars selling, not many will ever come to the market at any one time as supply limited to 450. Some like myself intend to keep it forever. Might be a few cars coming to the market together in 3 years if people take on lease. Will be a good track car for reasonable money. Even when new M2 comes out in 3 years that will be £45k plus with inflation, so £30k for a 3 year old 1M then will still be great value. Other BMW cars that have held their value in UK? Decent E46 M3 CSL -£30k Original M3 sport Evo now £55k if you can find one Z8- £80k!
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