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Used 2006 BMW M5 for sale
Our latest scan found 12 used 2006 BMW M5s for sale, from $19,094 up to $55,150. The median asking price is $25,188. Comparing like for like, the median 2006 M5 base model is $25,188, 32% below the median 2007 M5 base model ($36,990).
Every one is a Base. The typical car shows 72,915 mi, and half are priced between $21,887 and $28,728. The lowest-priced one is a 2006 BMW M5 Base listed at $19,094 with 68,384 mi in Longmont, CO.
Best 2006 BMW M5 deals right now
4 deals priced below market right now, the best by about $5,950. Members get the VIN, dealer, listing link and a ready-to-send negotiation email for each one.
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$6k below market Locked2006 BMW M5
E60
Great deal: about $6k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
Asking price $19,394Deal score 100 -
$6k below market Locked2006 BMW M5
E60
Great deal: about $6k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
Asking price $22,353Deal score 100 -
$3k below market Locked2006 BMW M5
E60
Great deal: about $3k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
Asking price $25,490Deal score 92 -
$1k below market Locked2006 BMW M5
E60
Good deal: about $1k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
Asking price $24,494Deal score 70
Members see every deal's VIN, dealer and listing link, plus a negotiation email.
Latest 2006 BMW M5 listings
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2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $30,498 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $20,489 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $55,150 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $25,195 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $19,094 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $28,138 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $25,180 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $22,353 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $25,490 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $24,494 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $43,000 -
2006 BMW M5
E60
Asking price $19,394
2006 BMW M5 prices by mileage
| Mileage | For sale | Median price | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30,000 to 60,000 miles | 2 | $49,075 | $43,000 |
| Over 60,000 miles | 10 | $24,837 | $19,094 |
2006 M5 base model vs. nearby years
Median asking price of the M5 base model in the model years around 2006, against the 2006 median of $25,188. Comparing one trim keeps it like for like.
| Model year | For sale | Median price | vs. 2006 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 M5 base model | 16 | $32,425 | +29% |
| 2007 M5 base model | 5 | $36,990 | +47% |
Where used 2006 BMW M5s are for sale
| State | For sale | Median price | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Virginia | 2 | $22,442 | $19,394 |
| Washington | 2 | $40,173 | $25,195 |
| California | 1 | $28,138 | $28,138 |
| Colorado | 1 | $19,094 | $19,094 |
| Florida | 1 | $43,000 | $43,000 |
| Georgia | 1 | $20,489 | $20,489 |
| Illinois | 1 | $22,353 | $22,353 |
| Kentucky | 1 | $24,494 | $24,494 |
| Michigan | 1 | $25,180 | $25,180 |
| Tennessee | 1 | $30,498 | $30,498 |
2006 BMW M5 versions we track
Other BMW M5 model years
Used 2006 BMW M5: common questions
How much does a used 2006 BMW M5 cost?
Used 2006 BMW M5 asking prices currently range from $19,094 to $55,150, with a median of $25,188 across 12 listings. Half of them are priced between $21,887 and $28,728.
What is the cheapest 2006 BMW M5 for sale right now?
The lowest asking price in our latest scan is a 2006 BMW M5 Base listed at $19,094 with 68,384 mi in Longmont, CO.
What is a 2006 BMW M5 worth?
Based on asking prices for comparable cars, our market model values a 2006 M5 base model at about $25,500 with 77,200 miles. The 12 cars for sale now ask $19,094 to $55,150.
Is a 2006 BMW M5 cheaper than a 2007?
Yes. Comparing the same trim, the median 2006 M5 base model is listed at $25,188, 32% below the median 2007 M5 base model ($36,990) across 5 listings.
Where are the most 2006 BMW M5s for sale?
Virginia (2), Washington (2), and California (1) have the most listings.
How many miles do used 2006 BMW M5s for sale have?
The median 2006 BMW M5 for sale shows 72,915 mi. 0 of 12 listings (0%) have under 15,000 miles.
How long do 2006 BMW M5s stay on the market?
Current 2006 BMW M5 listings have been for sale for a median of 94 days. Cars that sit well beyond that are often the easiest to negotiate on.
How current is this data?
These numbers come from our latest scan of dealer listings on Oct 1, 2026. Luxury Car Deals rescans the market regularly and removes cars that have sold.