United States market
BMW prices, tracked live.
59 BMW models in the index, 28 with verified United States pricing from confirmed auction sales. Fastest mover right now: BMW Z8 at +6.2% year-on-year.
59
Models tracked
1,145
Verified auction sales
715
United States sales
25
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Popular BMW models
1M Coupe
2011–2012 · 11 auction sales
US$54,054 – US$88,000 recently
US$71,500
2002
1968–1976 · 31 auction sales
US$2,150 – US$76,000 recently
US$25,375
2002 tii
1971–1975 · 13 auction sales
US$8,802 – US$52,000 recently
US$37,000
318i (E30)
1982–1991 · 13 auction sales
US$6,900 – US$37,500 recently
US$15,250
323i (E21)
1977–1983 · 7 auction sales
US$6,400 – US$40,000 recently
US$22,500
i3
2013–2022 · 5 auction sales
US$5,000 – US$9,000 recently
US$6,400
M2 (F87)
2016–2021 · 25 auction sales
US$31,500 – US$60,500 recently
US$42,750
M2 (G87)
2023–present · 7 auction sales
US$57,500 – US$110,000 recently
US$58,500
M3 (E30)
1986–1991 · 25 auction sales
US$39,100 – US$128,000 recently
US$71,000
M3 (E36)
1992–1999 · 58 auction sales
US$9,100 – US$69,000 recently
US$21,475
M3 (E46)
2000–2006 · 114 auction sales
US$7,200 – US$96,000 recently
US$25,525
M3 (E92)
2007–2013 · 76 auction sales
US$14,000 – US$205,392 recently
US$37,566
M3 (F80)
2014–2018 · 32 auction sales
US$24,750 – US$90,500 recently
US$45,250
M3 (G80)
2021–present · 8 auction sales
US$57,300 – US$100,000 recently
US$91,000
M4 (F82)
2014–2020 · 20 auction sales
US$21,250 – US$77,500 recently
US$33,750
M4 GTS (F82)
2016–2016 · 7 auction sales
US$70,500 – US$131,000 recently
US$82,500
M5 (E39)
1998–2003 · 38 auction sales
US$10,289 – US$175,000 recently
US$34,800
M5 (E60)
2005–2010 · 22 auction sales
US$11,000 – US$82,500 recently
US$38,250
M5 (F10)
2011–2016 · 14 auction sales
US$14,750 – US$86,000 recently
US$31,000
M5 (F90)
2018–2024 · 7 auction sales
US$40,500 – US$104,000 recently
US$55,625
M6 (E63)
2005–2010 · 16 auction sales
US$13,250 – US$65,000 recently
US$27,500
M6 (F12/F13)
2012–2018 · 13 auction sales
US$19,000 – US$61,000 recently
US$37,000
M8 (F92)
2019–present · 12 auction sales
US$63,000 – US$137,500 recently
US$66,833
X3 M (F97)
2019–present · 4 auction sales
US$44,500 – US$66,055 recently
US$46,750
Z3 M Coupe
1998–2002 · 7 auction sales
US$17,250 – US$55,000 recently
US$19,500
Z4 (E85)
2002–2008 · 37 auction sales
US$3,800 – US$30,000 recently
US$14,775
Z4 M Coupe
2006–2008 · 13 auction sales
US$22,750 – US$64,000 recently
US$34,000
Z8
1999–2003 · 21 auction sales
US$126,500 – US$409,750 recently
US$222,000+6.2%
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Common questions
What is the most valuable BMW model right now?
Of the models we track in the United States, the BMW Z8 carries the highest verified median at US$222,000.
What is the cheapest way into BMW ownership?
The most affordable BMW we track in the United States is the i3, with a verified median of US$6,400.
How are these BMW values calculated?
Every figure comes from verified auction results — 1,145 BMW sales tracked across the UK, US and Australia — never asking prices. Medians use a 365-day window with a minimum sample size.
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Indicative only — not investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future value.