https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5qgOMa9L78
Hello Guys, A detailed video looking at the the annual running costs for a 2017 BMW F80 Competition pack.Car Insurance Groups: https://www.parkers.co.uk/car-

https://www.edmunds.com/bmw/m3/2018/cost-to-own/
The 2018 BMW M3 True Cost to Own includes depreciation, taxes, financing, fuel costs, insurance, maintenance, repairs, and tax credits over the span of 5 years of ownership. View detailed

https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1365241
Insurance $ 4,720.00 (~1180/yr) Gas$$$ $ 13,560.78 Total $ 24,108.12 Cost per year $ 5,458.44 *about 300 bucks of maintenance was covered under BMW free maintenance. I'm the second owner, bought the car ~2.5 years old with 17k miles. I also had one throttle actuator replaced under warranty.

https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1486870
A little history of my M3 - proud daily driver, been to 3 track days, run ~11300 miles on SottoZeros in the snow, replaced DCT transmission (BMW insisted), 4 trips to dealership for backplate noise, time to replace Continental Summer times (probably go with Michelin PS4), 2 new front brake pads.

https://bmwinsights.com/f80-m3-reliability/
Here are typical costs to budget for when owning an out-of-warranty F80 M3: Oil changes - $150 per service at an independent BMW specialist. Air filter replacement - $80 every 20k miles. Coolant system repairs - $500 - $2000+ for water pump, thermostat repairs. Carbon cleaning service - $600+ every 50k miles.

https://www.themoneycalculator.com/vehicle-finance/calculators/car-depreciation-by-make-and-model/BMW/M3/
Information and how to use. Use this depreciation calculator to forecast the value loss for a new or used BMW M3. By entering a few details such as price, vehicle age and usage and time of your ownership, we use our depreciation models to estimate the future value of the car. Our estimates are based on the first three years depreciation forecast.

https://www.vehiclehistory.com/articles/bmw-m3-price-depreciation-and-value
Over the first five years, the M3 loses about 38% of its value, landing at a retail resale price of $43,133 for 2016. By the tenth year, the depreciation rate hits 66.29%, which is in line with similar luxury cars. Upon becoming collector cars, however, this model rockets back up in price. A mint E30 M3 recently sold at auction for $102,000

https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/bmw/3-series/86987/2014-2018-m3-saloon/mpg
BMW chose this route with the M3, and this model delivers a best of 34.0mpg combined with 194g/km CO2 (33.2mpg and 198g/km in the CS). These figures are under the old NEDC test cycle, which will

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3L9Ujl9_Tk
In this vid I highlight the daily running costs and costs of maintenance for the F80 M3 and F82 M4.Will it break your wallet? Watch the vid to find out.Like

https://www.crankandpiston.com/f80-bmw-m3-review-2014-2018/
The M3 has never been a cheap car to run, and the new one is no different. BMW claims the M3 can achieve 8.3L/100km, but in reality that will plummet to mid- to low-20s if you tap into the car's true performance. With such significant power and torque, the M3 is going to go through rear tyres relatively quickly.

https://www.kbb.com/bmw/m3/
5-Year Cost To Own. $112,248. A 2024 BMW M3 will depreciate $47,413 after 5 years and have a 5-year residual value of $29,582. With out of pocket expenses at $64,835, the total Cost to Own of the

https://www.nerdwallet.com/insurance/auto/vehicles/bmw/m3
The cheapest insurance company for a 2022 BMW M3 is Erie at $1,757 per year, on average. The BMW M3 costs an average of $2,316 per year to insure. That works out to a car insurance rate of $193

https://www.evo.co.uk/bmw/m3/page/0/4
Design. 55. Evo rating. Price. from £59,860. Tough looks and incredible performance. Snappy DCT 'box. The M3 has never been a cheap car to run, and the new one is no different. BMW claims the M3

https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1836927
Garage List. 2019 BMW X3M Compet ... [0.00] I don't have the M3 but the X3M with the S58, currently debating on going M3 touring when it's launched. Running costs so far: New rear tyres at 6k. New fronts at 10k (car is on 10k atm) Running in service, £410 with discount. Service pack £35pcm.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BMW/comments/16u218x/f80_m3_owners_what_do_you_do_for_a_living_to/
2. As you get older, owning cars in this price range will become easier as you'll make more money and the cost of used ones will come down while your credit score, equity, and savings will go up (assuming you make smart financial decisions now). 3. Life is a marathon, not a sprint and time is on your side.

https://forums.m3cutters.co.uk/threads/m4-running-costs.168138/
BMW F80 M3 CP/ BMW E46 M3 Colour Combo ... Fuel, insurance, and servicing isn't too bad at all, it's the £500-£1000 per month depreciation that's the killer. As with virtually every car, depreciation is your biggest running cost, I tell myself it's my hobby so it doesn't seem as bad . JwilliamsM

https://www.reddit.com/r/BMW/comments/1c9l188/which_are_you_taking_f80_m3_or_m8gc/
Yes, it's a different animal. I would if I could afford it! And it's interior blows the m3 out of the water. the M8 is gorgeous but absolutely doesn't make sense to buy one brand new. the depreciation is absolutely brutal. Someone ik is struggling to sell they're m8 comp for 65k 😬 thats 50% value gone.

https://www.reddit.com/r/BMW/comments/169dfk9/how_can_i_afford_a_bmw_m3_f80/
You have two paths ahead of you if your first car is an F80 M3. 1.) you crash the car almost immediately. 2.) you don't crash the car because you baby it. As a result you enter into your 30s never having learned to drive a car near the limits. You can't afford to own and track it as your first car.