Depreciation has a funny way of making unobtainable luxury cars that much more attractive as time goes on. It’s like when you break up with a significant other and the next time you see them, they look better than ever. Take the E92 BMW M3, for example, back in 2010, it retailed for around $60,000, …
Although BMW makes some extremely desirable vehicles, they haven’t always lived up to the German automaker’s reputation. Particularly when it comes to used reliability; the E60 M5, for instance, suffered engine failures described by owners as “catastrophic.” And even well-loved enthusiast choices like the E46 M3 are known for particularly-high running costs. However, it’s still …
