Selling my F80. What price is fair?

[gtr]

Decided to let go my F80 for my GT4. I'm going to post on ebay today and need some advise what is a fair price. Basically my only options are HK, and adaptive M suspension with XM activated.

I was thinking around 57-60k? The car is a bit over 3000 miles. Your opinion is highly appreciated. Thanks

[SakhirM4]

You can get a brand new M3 with your options for about 60K

56 - 58K would probably sell fairly quickly.

[saxon]

I just bought one brand new with similar options for 61,600 the only difference is that I had 19's.

You'd need to sell it quick at mid to high 50's before 16'''s come out and it will drop to mid 50''s at best

[o0fawaz0o]

45 max

[shortseller]

Unfortunatley w/o the Exc Pkg you will likely have many pass you by. 19" is no big deal, aftermarket takes care of that nicely. As had been said, sell it before the '16 are out otherwise you might take a bigger hit than you expected.

[3er]

I'd say $53K, give or take a grand. Congrats on the GT4 - it'll be incredible.

[saxon]

Originally Posted by shortseller

Unfortunatley w/o the Exc Pkg you will likely have many pass you by. 19" is no big deal, aftermarket takes care of that nicely. As had been said, sell it before the '16 are out otherwise you might take a bigger hit than you expected.

ill disagree with this one, i dont think executive package will be a big factor in the used market since they come standard with nav, heated seats, power/memory seats and much more

[edwinm3]

Originally Posted by o0fawaz0o

45 max

Holy shiznit!!! $45k? Really

[48Laws]

Cheaper to keep her...

[pikkagtr]

mid 50s is probably a fair price, maybe someone who wants one now looking for the same configuration and dont want to wait will pick it up.
GLWS

[saxon]

i really think if you put it out on the market for 57-58 you will have it sold quick.... my reasoning is that there are plenty of people who want a 15 but couldnt get an allocation and want a car to drive for the majority of the summer (this should especially be true in the northern climates)

[Stevens21234]

Originally Posted by o0fawaz0o

45 max

Dumb

[Stevens21234]

Originally Posted by saxon

ill disagree with this one, i dont think executive package will be a big factor in the used market since they come standard with nav, heated seats, power/memory seats and much more

Extended leather, rear view camera, heads up display, satellite radio, comfort access will definitely matter to some.

The other thing is you leased it with a 61.5 buy price - you dont own the car. Would the dealer have been willing to sell to you at that price? - some dealers have different msrps at lease versus buy. Lease rate plus buyout at end would have been more than 61.5 k cash for example.

[Taimur]

IMO In the used market the executive option will be worth tops $500. If someone who is very particular about it, that's a different story. But 'nice to have' options hardly play any factor when selling used.

[gtr]

Thanks guys, I'll try mid to high 50's.

[Jaymax85]

I'd say mid 50s is reasonable

[SamS]

If someone offers you $51K, you'd be wise to take it.

[saxon]

Originally Posted by Stevens21234

Extended leather, rear view camera, heads up display, satellite radio, comfort access will definitely matter to some.

The other thing is you leased it with a 61.5 buy price - you dont own the car. Would the dealer have been willing to sell to you at that price? - some dealers have different msrps at lease versus buy. Lease rate plus buyout at end would have been more than 61.5 k cash for example.

That's not true, the car is the same price whether it's leased, financed or bought outright

[gtr]

Originally Posted by SamS

If someone offers you $51K, you'd be wise to take it.

Don't know why you'd say that since my trade in offers are higher than that.

[SamS]

Originally Posted by gtr

Don't know why you'd say that since my trade in offers are higher than that.

Run with it. As soon as the F80 LCI pics show up in a few weeks, used '15s won't look as appealing to those looking to drop $50K on a car.

[Art__Vandelay]

Originally Posted by SamS

Run with it. As soon as the F80 LCI pics show up in a few weeks, used '15s won't look as appealing to those looking to drop $50K on a car.

We'll see if the LCI will be that much different (except the tail lights, which can be retrofitted).

[Vigilant]

OP...It is interesting that some folks would like you to fire sale your F8x. By all accounts, for a first year model, the F8x has minimal issues with regards to engine and chassis build. Any LCI introduces more variables into the build process with the possibility of quality control problems. I would recommend trying to harness the best price for private sale or trade-in irrespective of the impending 2016 model debut.