M Coupe Buyers Guide

Market Update – June 10, 2011

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This week’s overview of what’s happened in the M Coupe market.

Currently Listed: 50
S52: 35
S54: 15

Average Asking Price: $23,568.73
S52: $20,558.06
S54: $29.888.33

Most Popular Sales Listings

These are the cars that have been viewed most often this week:

2001 Steel Gray over Black in Los Angeles, CA — 2001 Steel Gray over Black
Los Angeles, CA – $17,000

2002 Steel Gray over Black in Albany, NY — 2002 Steel Gray over Black
Albany, NY – $16,000

2000 Imola Red over Imola Red in Greensboro, NC — 2000 Imola Red over Imola Red
Greensboro, NC – $16,000

2002 Steel Gray over Black in Sierra Madre, CA — 2002 Steel Gray over Black
Sierra Madre, CA – $18,995

Best Deals

These are what I think are the best deals still available that are not already on the most popular list.

2000 Titanium Silver over Estoril Blue in Claremont, CA — 2000 Titanium Silver over Estoril
Claremont, CA – $13,000

2000 Titanium Silver over Black in Minneapolis, MN — 2000 Titanium Silver over Black
Minneapolis, MN – $17,000

1999 Imola Red over Black in Washington, DC — 1999 Imola Red over Black
Washington, DC – $25,000

2001 Laguna Seca Blue over Laguna Seca Blue in Fremont, CA — 2001 Laguna Seca over Laguna Seca
Fremont, CA – $27,900

Sold This Week

Here are the cars that appear to have gone to lucky new owners this week.

2000 Cosmos Black over Black
List Price: $22,990 – Sold Price: Unknown
2000 Imola Red over Imola Red
List Price: $10,500 – Sold Price: Unknown
1999 Estoril Blue over Estoril Blue
List Price: $17,000 – Sold Price: Unknown
2001 Titanium Silver over Black
List Price: $25,000 – Sold Price: $27,000

Comments

2 responses to “Market Update – June 10, 2011”

June 14, 2011

Drew

I just looked at the bluebook value of a 2000 m coupe with 44k. It was valued at nearly $19,000 which is roughly $5500 more than it was two months ago (last time I checked). Are these new values close to “actual market price”?
1. June 14, 2011
  
  Jon Martin
  
  Awesome! That’s a pretty realistic value for a good condition coupe. A guy on Bimmerforums knows someone at KBB and told him they needed to research coupe prices more to accurately reflect true market value. Looks like it may have actually worked.

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