BMW M5 (G90)

The BMW M5 G90 sits well below its original FX-converted list price of $154,000, with a single tracked sale at a median of $103,000—a discount of roughly 33 percent from MSRP. With only one transaction in our 12-month sample, directional pricing movement cannot yet be assessed.

The G90 M5 is classified as a depreciating modern vehicle with very low desirability in the current market. This reflects the wide production volume typical of contemporary high-performance sedans, where new-car incentives and rapid technology cycles limit collector appeal and sustained value retention.

The one tracked example showed approximately 10,300 miles, consistent with minimal use typical of recent model-year luxury cars at this stage of ownership. Condition data remains sparse given the limited transaction volume.

Liquidity remains severely constrained, with just a single sale tracked and no active listings in our database. This illiquid market state means buyers and sellers should expect extended holding periods and wider bid-ask spreads when transactions do occur.

The modest discount from MSRP and near-complete absence of market activity suggest the G90 M5 continues tracking the normal depreciation curve of modern luxury performance sedans. With insufficient transaction history, reliable directional forecasts or multi-year projections cannot be established at this time.