Residual for 2017 M6 Conv as of 4/2018?

johnm550 · 04-22-2018, 09:14 AM

Does anyone know the residual and money factor for a 2017 M6 Convertible as of April 2018?

Dealer has a 2017 leftover with MSRP of $138k. I would expect sale price to be around $105k - $110k. Trying to determine what the lease price would be for 36 months/10,000 Miles/yr. Thanks!

MelbourneFinn · 04-23-2018, 03:17 AM

Well, the market in the US may be different from down under, but I have just had a real life experience of residual value (or lack of) on 2014 M6 Coupe... These things drop their value like Thai exotic dancers their pants... Original price for the car 42 months ago was $300k here (give or take), currently no dealer would buy it back for 1/3 of that (net value), and mine is in near showroom condition with 12k miles on it. So if you use 30% with those miles over 3 years that would probably be realistic. Any more than that guaranteed, and you’d be making a “good” deal. But as I said, maybe the market is different...

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johnm550 Private First Class 81 Rep 109 Posts Drives: 2020 M8 Competition Convertibl Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Long Island, NY iTrader: (0)	Residual for 2017 M6 Conv as of 4/2018? Does anyone know the residual and money factor for a 2017 M6 Convertible as of April 2018? Dealer has a 2017 leftover with MSRP of $138k. I would expect sale price to be around $105k - $110k. Trying to determine what the lease price would be for 36 months/10,000 Miles/yr. Thanks! __________________ 2013 M5 2015 M5 Comp 2018 M5 2022 M8 Comp Conv (Waiting)
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MelbourneFinn First Lieutenant 256 Rep 390 Posts Drives: 2021 G30 M550i Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Melbourne iTrader: (0) Garage List 2021 BMW M550i [9.00]	Well, the market in the US may be different from down under, but I have just had a real life experience of residual value (or lack of) on 2014 M6 Coupe... These things drop their value like Thai exotic dancers their pants... Original price for the car 42 months ago was $300k here (give or take), currently no dealer would buy it back for 1/3 of that (net value), and mine is in near showroom condition with 12k miles on it. So if you use 30% with those miles over 3 years that would probably be realistic. Any more than that guaranteed, and you’d be making a “good” deal. But as I said, maybe the market is different...
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