1990 BMW M5 Market Value & Price History
The 1990 BMW M5 has a market value of $20,000, based on 1 verified auction sale tracked by DriveIndex. No comparable sale since Aug 7, 2019, so this value may not reflect today's market.
Data: DriveIndex. 1 verified auction sale for the 1990 BMW M5, latest sale Aug 7, 2019. Methodology
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| Sold | Price | Mileage | Gearbox |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 7, 2019 | $20,000 | 58,600 mi | Manual |
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How much is a 1990 BMW M5 worth?
A 1990 BMW M5 is worth approximately $20,000, based on 1 verified auction sale tracked by DriveIndex. No comparable sale since Aug 7, 2019, so this value may not reflect today's market. Condition, mileage and options move an individual car around that figure.
How much did a 1990 BMW M5 cost new?
The 1990 BMW M5 carried an original MSRP of $56,600. Its DriveIndex market value is $20,000. No comparable sale since Aug 7, 2019, so this value may not reflect today's market.
How much has the 1990 BMW M5 depreciated?
The 1990 BMW M5 is worth about 65% less than it cost new: it carried an original MSRP of $56,600, and its DriveIndex market value is $20,000. That compares the DriveIndex value with the sticker price, not adjusted for inflation. No comparable sale since Aug 7, 2019, so this value may not reflect today's market.
How many 1990 BMW M5 sell per year?
DriveIndex has tracked 1 1990 BMW M5 sale at auction.
Are 1990 BMW M5 sale prices higher or lower than a year ago?
There aren't yet enough recent sales to compute a reliable 12-month price direction for the 1990 BMW M5. The full Value Signal classification (appreciating, stable, bottomed, or depreciating) and its 1–5 year projection are part of DriveIndex Pro.
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DriveIndex tracks for-sale listings and auction results for the 1990 BMW M5 from the world's leading collector-car auction houses and marketplaces.
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