[RedBarron]

Hi all, I will placing my 440I for sale soon. Trying to figure out what I should list it for. 440I tracking handing package, OEM carbon splitter and rear spoiler. Has low millage, 16,000 miles.

Thoughts on value for it?

[Billfitz]

Find it at Edmunds, Carmax or any of the dozens of on line sources.

[RedBarron]

Yeah, I get what you're saying but does not work with. Edmunds says 22k. These cars transact much higher with the millage and options.

[eff32fl]

Originally Posted by RedBarron

Yeah, I get what you're saying but does not work with. Edmunds says 22k. These cars transact much higher with the millage and options.

During the height of covid yes prices were very inflated but not anymore. I have a pretty much fully optioned 2019 440i and it was valued at like 28k last I checked but probably a fair amount less now. Very nice car though! You should keep that baby!

EDIT: I don't know but I'd think 25k or 26k at least would be the rate for your car if not a little more. Try KBB.

[lllRazorlll]

This car looks clean

[B58 parts]

No offense, but if you already know what they transact for, what are you asking us for? 22k sounds about right. Give or take.

Such low mileage on an already 9 year old car is a little bit of a drawback, it was probably only used for short trips and has carbon all in it and the pcv condensation.

Selling a car sucks, you just don't get near what you want for it, ever. There's a bunch of these cars available all the time now. What you think is a rare special car is not. I would like to list mine for 35 or 40 but would probably be lucky to get 25 for it.

Edit - someone dm'd me, no, I am not trying to sell for 25. Awd, manual, built engine, 35-40k or get out

[eff32fl]

Originally Posted by B58 parts

No offense, but if you already know what they transact for, what are you asking us for? 22k sounds about right. Give or take.

Such low mileage on an already 9 year old car is a little bit of a drawback, it was probably only used for short trips and has carbon all in it and the pcv condensation.

Selling a car sucks, you just don't get near what you want for it, ever. There's a bunch of these cars available all the time now. What you think is a rare special car is not. I would like to list mine for 35 or 40 but would probably be lucky to get 25 for it.

Yeah man I paid 41k for mine during covid and it's worth a little more than half that now lol. Luckily I plan on keeping it as long as I can.

In the grand scheme of things, even though the B58 is a good engine and our cars are a little more stylish than average, these are just commuter cars and don't hold value.

[Billfitz]

Originally Posted by RedBarron

Yeah, I get what you're saying but does not work with. Edmunds says 22k. These cars transact much higher with the millage and options.

Not necessarily. Most people buy used because they can't afford new. That means they're less interested in bells and whistles than they are in finding the model they want at the lowest price. The low mileage is in your favor, but not the rest.

[tturedraider]

I got just under $25k on Edmund’s for Private Party. I used Outstanding as the condition and I chose “less than two years old” for the tire condition. They add for the adaptive suspension, but they don’t add anything for the Track Handling. I think you could start around $26k - $27k and be in the ballpark. You could go to $28k based on the low mileage and condition, but you might not get interest at that price.