The best used BMW M cars under $30,000
The M and M Performance cars whose typical example in the guide asks $30,000 or less: 17 generations, each at the model year that fits, in Guide Score order.
- 1BMW E36 M392Guide ScoreExceptionalabout $1,822 a year to own
- 2BMW Z3 M Roadster and M Coupe91Guide ScoreExceptionalabout $2,321 a year to own
- 3BMW F22 M235i87Guide ScoreExcellentabout $2,115 a year to own
- 4BMW M240i F2283Guide ScoreExcellentabout $1,893 a year to own
- 5BMW M240i F23 Convertible82Guide ScoreExcellentabout $1,893 a year to own
- 6BMW E60 M578Guide ScoreVery goodabout $5,023 a year to own
- 7BMW F13 M676Guide ScoreVery goodabout $3,188 a year to own
- 8BMW E85 Z4 M Roadster and Coupe74Guide ScoreVery goodabout $2,822 a year to own
- 9BMW F10 M570Guide ScoreVery goodabout $3,125 a year to own
- 10BMW F44 M235i Gran Coupe67Guide ScoreGoodabout $1,962 a year to own
- 11tiedBMW E63 M666Guide ScoreGoodabout $4,999 a year to own
- 11tiedBMW F26 X4 M40i66Guide ScoreGoodabout $2,028 a year to own
- 13BMW F86 X6 M60Guide ScoreGoodabout $3,927 a year to own
- 14tiedBMW F39 X2 M35i57Guide ScoreSpecialistabout $2,031 a year to own
- 14tiedBMW F85 X5 M57Guide ScoreSpecialistabout $3,927 a year to own
- 16BMW E71 X6 M40Guide ScoreNot for most buyersabout $5,046 a year to own
- 17BMW E70 X5 M39Guide ScoreNot for most buyersabout $5,046 a year to own
Guide Score method v5-final.14: an editorial score from 1 to 100, built only from permitted, sourced data, with the expected cost to own a year beside every score. How it works.