[sanddan52]

I’ve been looking at used M2C, 2019-2020, and have a question for M2 owners. I’ve noticed that many of these 3 year old cars already have 4 owners with only 15,000 to 30,000 miles on them. That is raising a red flag to me as what is causing people to only own one of these cars for 6-8 months and then trading them in? Is something wrong with them? They get great reviews, I’ve been able to drive one example, 12,000 miles, and liked it but I also wasn’t able to drive aggressively. Got a feel for the power but not in a corner but just in a straight. Is it due to having a too loose feeling backend? Something else. This trend has been for both the manual and the auto. Five M2’s for sale near me, 3 manual and 2 auto, all have 4 owners. Seems very strange to me. Of course I still have my 2002 MCS with only 80k miles, so I might be an outlier.

[Sethhboii]

Originally Posted by M2siast

Wrong forum.
This is the G87 forum, the newer, worse car.

Find the F87 forum, the older, better car’s forum.

Lmao 🤣curious
why did you buy one?

You can definitely sale it and go get an F87 comp again.

[Sethhboii]

Originally Posted by m2siast

i don’t deserve nice things.

😭😭😭

[sanddan52]

Originally Posted by M2siast

Wrong forum.
This is the G87 forum, the newer, worse car.

Find the F87 forum, the older, better car’s forum.

Anyway to delete this post? Sorry about the wrong place.

[KevinC]

Originally Posted by M2siast

This is the G87 forum, the newer, worse car.

Find the F87 forum, the older, better car’s forum.

[DrJLag420]

Over the past couple years, I bet F87C owners saw the values of their cars go way up and decided to sell. Then the buyers of said F87C saw the values of their cars go up and decided to sell. And so on…