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The most valuable BMW cars

The BMW road cars in the CarSpot database with the highest estimated values for a typical example. Values are directional estimates, not appraisals.

Ranked from 103 BMW road cars with an estimated value. The BMW 507 leads at $1.5m–$2.5m, ahead of the BMW 3.0 CSL G82 and the BMW 328.

Numbers 4 to 20

  1. 4BMW M1 in Orange, CarSpot studio illustrationBMW M11978–1981 · $473k–$770k
  2. 5BMW 3.0 CSL E91971–1975 · $140k–$450k
  3. 6BMW M3 GTS E922010–2011 · $173k–$350k
  4. 7BMW 5031956–1959 · $160k–$350k
  5. 8BMW M3 CRT E902011 · $210k–$280k
  6. 9BMW M3 Lightweight E361995 · $95k–$385k
  7. 10BMW Z82000–2003 · $170k–$300k
  8. 11BMW M3 Sport Evolution E301989–1990 · $150k–$250k
  9. 12BMW M3 GT E361994–1995 · $80k–$275k
  10. 13BMW M5 CS F902021–2022 · $130k–$195k
  11. 14BMW M3 CSL E462003–2004 · $80k–$230k
  12. 15BMW 2002 Turbo1973–1975 · $95k–$185k
  13. 16BMW M3 CS G802023–present · $120k–$155k
  14. 17BMW M4 CSL G822022 · $102k–$170k
  15. 18BMW M4 CS G822024–present · $116k–$140k
  16. 19BMW M5 E281984–1988 · $55k–$195k
  17. 20BMW 850CSi E311992–1996 · $75k–$140k

Road cars only; race cars and concepts are left out. Values are directional estimates for a typical example, not appraisals. Condition, mileage, history and specification all change what a real car is worth. The badge beside each car is its CarSpot card tier. Rarity is a collectible game mechanic, not an assessment of real-world scarcity or value. How CarSpot's car data works

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