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Originally Posted by thebmw
For some reason, M6s have not held their value well at all. They are great all around cars, but seem to lose 30% of their value in the first year, then 20% of the previous year's value, year over year, assuming 10K mi/year. Hence, as the 2018 models come out very soon, this 4 year old M6 with a $150K MSRP will be about $54K. Next year, will be mid 40's. Year after, mid 30's. The following year, upper 20's. Crazy, isn't it?
BTW, sounds like an awesome car. GLWS.
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The only issue with what you wrote is that depreciation is not straight line. At one point, the value of the car will just hold, likely around the mid-30s in about 3 years.
But I agree. 2014s are valued at mid-$50s, next year, expect a $10k depreciation. That, you can bet on as 2018s are still being cranked out. I think by 2019, it'll be harder to predict the speed of the depreciation. I predict likely only a $5k-$7k drop from 2018 to 2019.
I'm using the E6X M5/6 as a gauge. I've also observed similar depreciation rates of the E9X M3.