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2008
The market for this generation of BMW M5 shows significant price variation, reflecting differences in mileage, condition, and specific options. While the average price hovers around $29,500, listings range from under $15,000 to nearly $80,000. This indicates a mature market where well-maintained, lower-mileage examples command a premium, while higher-mileage or older examples offer entry-level pricing for enthusiasts. The trend suggests stable demand for these performance sedans, with value heavily influenced by individual vehicle history and condition.
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The BMW M5 from 2004-2010 represents a compelling blend of performance and luxury, but it's a niche market with limited inventory (26 total listings). Patience is key, as the average car spends over 140 days on market. When evaluating, prioritize vehicles with comprehensive maintenance records, as these high-performance machines require diligent upkeep. The price range is wide, so thoroughly research comparable vehicles and be prepared to negotiate, especially on listings that have been active for a longer period. Given the age, a pre-purchase inspection by a BMW specialist is highly recommended.
This deal scores highly due to its competitive price and mileage, falling close to the market average for this model year. The estimated savings are modest but indicate fair market pricing, and its presence on the market for 93 days suggests room for negotiation.
This listing stands out with a significant estimated saving and a very attractive price point for a 2008 M5 with 82,200 miles. The exceptionally long days on market (1035) strongly indicates a prime opportunity for negotiation, making it a top recommendation for value-conscious buyers.
This 2008 M5 offers a great combination of lower mileage (78,962) and a reasonable price, with a short time on market (76 days) suggesting good demand. The estimated savings are modest, but the overall package makes it a strong contender.
This 2006 M5 is a standout due to its significantly lower mileage (61,372 miles) compared to the average for this generation, while still being priced competitively. Its 101 days on market suggests potential for negotiation.
This 2006 M5 offers a very attractive mileage of 64,337 miles at a competitive price. The 82 days on market indicate it's been available for a reasonable period, suggesting potential for negotiation on this well-preserved example.
This 2010 M5 is the most recent model year available in this dataset, offering a great balance of performance and relative modernity. It has a good mileage of 84,814 and a substantial estimated saving, making it a strong value proposition, especially given its short time on market (21 days).
This 2008 M5 is priced exceptionally low for its mileage (93,105 miles), offering the largest estimated savings in the list. Despite its very short time on market (4 days), the aggressive pricing makes it a remarkable deal for an enthusiast looking for a bargain.
This 2006 M5 is a strong contender due to its relatively low mileage (68,384 miles) and competitive pricing, offering significant estimated savings. Its short time on market (15 days) suggests it's a desirable vehicle.
This 2006 M5 has a reasonable mileage of 77,445 miles and a price that offers modest savings. The significant days on market (184) is a key factor, suggesting that the dealer may be more open to negotiation on this particular listing.
While this 2008 M5 has higher mileage (115,213 miles), its very long days on market (289) makes it a prime candidate for negotiation. The estimated savings are moderate, but the extended listing period is the key factor here.
This 2006 M5 has a reasonable mileage of 79,197 miles and a very attractive price point, offering substantial estimated savings. The extremely long days on market (777) is the most compelling factor, suggesting significant negotiation potential.
This 2006 M5 offers a good mileage of 78,461 miles at a very competitive price, resulting in significant estimated savings. Its 53 days on market suggests it's been available long enough to warrant negotiation.
This 2008 M5 has higher mileage (112,945 miles) but is priced very aggressively, offering the second-largest estimated savings. Its very short time on market (3 days) suggests it's a hot listing, but the price point might still allow for negotiation.
This 2008 M5 has the highest mileage in the list (117,485 miles) but is priced extremely low, offering the second-highest estimated savings. Its 48 days on market suggests it's been available long enough to warrant a strong negotiation.
This 2008 M5 is the most affordable option, priced at $14,999 with the highest estimated savings ($13,687). It has the highest mileage (138,616 miles) in the dataset, which is reflected in its price, making it an entry-level opportunity for enthusiasts.
Last analyzed: August 1, 2026