discussion F87 M2 Competition Values - talk to me

modocrat

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I would love to comment on the ownership of an m2 competition , but I am in no way experienced enough to, even though I own a 2021 m2c (manual)
I've only driven it 700km over a 4 year period. (I know it defeats the purpose of owning it, enjoyed every km of it)
I did buy speculating that it's value would increase over time, however, when looking at the market and what's being offered for the f87 hasn't reacted to what I expected.
I think that's largely due to the value for money that the g87 brings into the equation.
That being said it brings me joy looking at it in the garage.
You sir, need a damn good hiding.
 
The F87 comp truly is a timeless design IMHO. Proportions, DNA, mix of old/new... and the small 'true M' additions vs. the original
Agreed.
I sometimes ponder if not driving it is doing a dis-service and wasting the car away, and then I realised that I have spent more time looking at the car than driving it :D
 

Red Line

Active member
700kms over 4 years wow! I thought i was bad 😂😂. Whats ur mileage on now? Wont make any difference if you 1000-2000kms a year. Drive it and enjoy! Whats the daily (if i may ask?)
 

NBN

Well-known member
Guilty 🤣
Should I just drive and enjoy ? Or keep it as it is ?
(I don't want to highjack the thread)
You already have a very scarce car... As much as car manufacturing bean counters have deemed automatics to be what the masses want, a collector will always pay for a 'pristine' manual M car simply because they are becoming harder to find

By not driving this car, you're only depriving yourself of the enjoyment and memories and experiences of owning such a car and paying insurance premiums for no real benefit? It's much akin to not having sex with your super model gf/wife because you're saving her for the next guy!

Tomorrow isn't promised to anyone bud... Please go out and enjoy your car and when the time comes to sell once you've had enough, please drop me a pm, i would gladly purchase that car from you 😜
 
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Bonez0124

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I had a M2C Manual, big brakes and M drivers pack. Sold it for way more than I paid for it in 2022, biggest regret. I have not found a car as fun and practical enough to daily. I got it when covid hit and we were in lockdown, so any chance I could get I drove it..... hard

I kept it stock and it had a spiritied life with me, and it never skipped beat. I did a few long distance trips with it (JHB to CT) averaged 8.2 l/100km with bikes on the roof! A mate drove mine and immediately got one as well (DCT). We did a few breakfast runs and the manual was able to keep up with the DCT (I should have Dyno'd it because it did feel unusually quick). He eventually sold M2for a Cayman and also regretted it, not as practical and the Cayman on the edge is very different to the M2.

I'll still keep looking for one manual is a non negotiable for me, manual M3 would maybe be an option as well. It's not the best gearbox and the autoblip isn't great but for driver involvement it is unmatched. I may be wrong (quoting a BMW sales rep here) but there are fewer manual comps than there are CS's
 
700kms over 4 years wow! I thought i was bad 😂😂. Whats ur mileage on now? Wont make any difference if you 1000-2000kms a year. Drive it and enjoy! Whats the daily (if i may ask?)
Mileage is currently at 14xx km and I'm due for motor plan extension in May 26, I'm contemplating , is it worth extending...
Daily is boring, reliable, fuel efficienct Toyota corolla 😂 (also manual)
 
You already have a very scarce car... As much as car manufacturing bean counters have deemed automatics to be what the masses want, a collector will always pay for a 'pristine' manual M car simply because they are becoming harder to find

By not driving this car, you're only depriving yourself of the enjoyment and memories and experiences of owning such a car and paying insurance premiums for no real benefit? It's much akin to not having sex with your super model gf/wife because you're saving her for the next guy!

Tomorrow isn't promised to anyone bud... Please go out and enjoy your car and when the time comes to sell once you've had enough, please drop me a pm, i would gladly purchase that car from you 😜
I do know it's a final year production

I have another M car which I thoroughly enjoy. I've done approximately 4000km in the 7 years of ownership
I don't insure them.

That is true, I need to muster up the courage to drive it more often
 

Sibonelo

Active member
I do know it's a final year production

I have another M car which I thoroughly enjoy. I've done approximately 4000km in the 7 years of ownership
I don't insure them.

That is true, I need to muster up the courage to drive it more often
Meneer you are gate keeping these toys!! if you won't drive them show us! I rate with your mileage an extension might be a waste of money since your probably won't utilise any of it.. before mine expired a made up a story on brake shudder when braking at about 180km per. it took bmw 2 days to approve new discs but they did. that was at 32k km...
 

Red Line

Active member
U need to use it more often to prevent other issues down the line of having a car standing so just be cautious of that. Use it every Friday to work man :D these cars are meant to be enjoyed. 5 years from now whether your car has 2000km or 9000km - its still gonna be a wow and a unicorn…
 
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