BMW M4 (G82)

The BMW M4 G82 is trading at a median of $88,600 in the US market, having declined 10.6% over the past year and now sitting roughly 20% below its $110,000 original list price. The downward momentum is consistent and reflects the broader challenge facing modern high-performance cars in today's market.

Recent transaction activity has been sparse, with only four documented sales over the twelve-month window, indicating thin liquidity and limited buyer engagement. At this sales velocity, both buyers and sellers should expect extended search periods and limited negotiating leverage.

Cars transacting in this category are averaging around 11,000 miles, typical for relatively young inventory that has seen moderate use since delivery. This low mileage profile suggests the market is still clearing examples that are still under factory warranty or recently out of it.

The G82 M4 carries a modest collectibility score and is classified as a depreciating modern car rather than an emerging collectible. Current desirability remains low, and without significant supply constraints or a shift in buyer preferences toward this generation, the car's status as a depreciating asset is unlikely to reverse in the near term.

The three-year base projection points to further softening toward $80,000, representing a 9.7% decline from current levels. Beyond five years, the model is expected to stabilize in the $79,000 range, suggesting that steeper losses are likely in the near term but that further depreciation will slow.