Considering a 2016 M6 GC comp.

Adcampo · 08-09-2018, 11:56 AM

My local dealer has a 2016 M6 Grand Coupe, competition 30k miles, one owner and clean Carfax. MSRP $137k. Singapore grey over fill leather.

Asking $68k and I'm guessing I can something off.

Seems like a pretty good deal. Just had a major service done with plugs.

I welcome any input.

Flying Ace · 08-09-2018, 12:31 PM

wow! I am shocked by how fast prices has dropped (kind of), though my theory is model year is less of a pricing factor than mileage and condition for these cars.

To put this in perspective, back in December, I bought a 2014 GC with similar options for $63k. Mine had 31k miles, but I had CPO tacked on along with the installed goodies in my signature. As a 2016, from a warranty perspective you have the same car as mine, but $5k more you're getting updated navigation, more HP and new headlights. Jealous. I should have waited!

wtfmateim65 · 08-09-2018, 01:39 PM

2014 CPs with ~30k are now in the low 50k range. Coupe at least.

sh1nn3r · 08-09-2018, 02:07 PM

I have a 2016 M6 GC with 15k I just bought from Irvine BMW for 69k I feel I got a really good deal.

rsuhandy · 08-09-2018, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by wtfmateim65

2014 CPs with ~30k are now in the low 50k range. Coupe at least.

Add 10% for GC as a general rule.

Flying Ace · 08-09-2018, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by rsuhandy

Add 10% for GC as a general rule.

yep. Because GCs=pure sex.

Flying Ace · 08-09-2018, 03:35 PM

It looks like if '16s are in the high $60s, then '15s are in the sweet spot of having lots of room for negotiation. Look at where the floor (2014s) and ceiling (2016s) are...you can see a price compression (spread is about $16k). Meaning, you can probably get '15s for not far off the 2014 prices.

But again, my theory is, the model year will only account for minimum price differentiation. (maybe $4k or so). The mileage will be the major variable of price. If you have a '14 under 20k miles, I bet it'll still sell in the low $60k range, assuming it has extended warranty.

Adcampo · 08-09-2018, 04:10 PM

Thanks for the input. I can get more favorable terms on the 16 through my credit union. Plus the 16's Comp Packs have 600HP. That's insane.

I'll keep doing some research, but from what I've read the M6 GC is an amazing car. Beast on the track and great daily driver.

Any short comings? Either practical, service or otherwise?

This would be a second car for me. Less than 6k miles per year.

sh1nn3r · 08-09-2018, 05:01 PM

I also believe the 2016's have the new body style as well.

BadSeed · 08-10-2018, 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by sh1nn3r

I have a 2016 M6 GC with 15k I just bought from Irvine BMW for 69k I feel I got a really good deal.

Is yours white? I took the 2015 silver. You got a pretty good deal!!

Flying Ace · 08-10-2018, 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by sh1nn3r

I also believe the 2016's have the new body style as well.

Nope, just the headlights on the M6

mgmarsh39 · 08-10-2018, 11:49 AM

My 15' was roughly 58k with 30k miles about 6 months ago. Had to replace the garbage Pzero's, so add 1.5k on top of that for PSS.

TomM6 · 08-10-2018, 01:16 PM

It also depends what condition the car is in as well as if it has remaining warranty and if you buy it from a BMW dealer. I bought mine from BMW of Monterey with remaining warranty and 19K miles but they showed me all the maintenance they did and it was more than $6K with not a single scratch and my friends thought it was new down to the driver leather seat.... it depends...

Flying Ace · 08-10-2018, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by TomM6

It also depends what condition the car is in as well as if it has remaining warranty and if you buy it from a BMW dealer. I bought mine from BMW of Monterey with remaining warranty and 19K miles but they showed me all the maintenance they did and it was more than $6K with not a single scratch and my friends thought it was new down to the driver leather seat.... it depends...

that's a good point. It comes down to condition. Maintenance is not cheap on this car, and to find a car that either still has existing maintenance plan remaining (where the balance is sufficient to cover the next major service like brakes/oil) or that has just performed major maintenance can swing the "invisible" cost of the car dramatically.

A 30k mile car would be looking at its 1st brake job and 1st spark plug change within a 10k mileage window. A 2014 would likely not be able to fit the service in under the original servicing plan (unless it comes with extended maintenance). A 2015 would likely get it covered (assuming you're a 10k/year average mileage), and 2016 will definitely get it covered. Again, this is assuming that the 2014/15/16 car have the same mileage. That said a 30k mile car for a 2016 is considered "higher mileage" car.

A brake job costs $2k in parts alone on this car. And an oil change is $100 in parts alone. A plug change is also not cheap.

Adcampo · 08-12-2018, 08:50 AM

Does the 2016 M6 have adaptive cruise control and automatic closing trunk? My research shows it doesn't. Which I think is odd.

MelbourneFinn · 08-12-2018, 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Adcampo

Does the 2016 M6 have adaptive cruise control and automatic closing trunk? My research shows it doesn't. Which I think is odd.

At least on Australian market no it doesn’t. But if you ask me, the adaptive cruise is just annoying, so happy it doesn’t. As to the auto closing trunk lid, yes, wouldn’t mind having one, then again, how often do I really miss it... If that’s a deal breaker, maybe consider M5 instead...

Qsilver7 · 08-12-2018, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Adcampo

Does the 2016 M6 have adaptive cruise control and automatic closing trunk? My research shows it doesn't. Which I think is odd.

In regards to the auto-closing trunk, no . . . and it doesn't have soft-close feature either which would have been a nice consolation prize. But hey...the F06 GC has that fancy "peek-a-boo" back-up camera incorporated into the trunk's Roundel . . . which other model has that, right?

daddymalu · 08-12-2018, 01:27 PM

Soft close doors are are a part of
The executive package.

Chili Palmer · 08-12-2018, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by daddymalu

Soft close doors are are a part of
The executive package.

Yes, but for some unknown reason the self closing trunk is not available on any of the 6 series variants.

daddymalu · 08-12-2018, 02:27 PM

The trunks won't close for sure... but the doors are soft close with executive package...

MikeM6 · 08-14-2018, 12:29 PM

Is this the one at Passport BMW?

Adcampo · 08-14-2018, 12:51 PM

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Is this the one at Passport BMW?

Yep, have you seen it?

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Flying Ace Lieutenant General 4985 Rep 11,891 Posts Drives: G05 45e, 997.1 & 991.1 GT3s Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: SF, CA iTrader: (5)	wow! I am shocked by how fast prices has dropped (kind of), though my theory is model year is less of a pricing factor than mileage and condition for these cars. To put this in perspective, back in December, I bought a 2014 GC with similar options for $63k. Mine had 31k miles, but I had CPO tacked on along with the installed goodies in my signature. As a 2016, from a warranty perspective you have the same car as mine, but $5k more you're getting updated navigation, more HP and new headlights. Jealous. I should have waited! __________________ 22 Phytonic/Coffee X5 45e (CoVID-free) 08 Speed Yellow 911 GT3 Sharkwerks 12 AW/Cinnamon X5d Sports Pkg (retired) 14 AW/Beige M6GC ZCP, MPE, V2 steering wheel, vorsteiner (retired) 08 SSII/Black E90 M3 (retired)
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