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What is the BMW 330i’s anticipated depreciation?

I have a used BMW 330i that I’m thinking of selling. How much do you think it depreciated from when I first bought it?

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Jacqulyn Graber · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Unfortunately, once driven off the new car lot, a BMW 3-Series loses value very quickly, as do most BMWs. A BMW 330i will depreciate an estimated 37% after five years.
If you bought your 330i brand new, it’ll be worth about 60% of its original sticker price after three years. However, used cars that are only a few years old may still qualify for BMW’s “certified pre-owned program,” which, because of robust warranties, adds quite a bit of value.
Keep in mind that depreciation estimates are for vehicles in good condition, averaging 12,000 miles per year.
Depreciation may seem like a bad thing if you plan to resell your new vehicle. However, depreciation could be a good thing if you’re looking to shop for a new set of wheels.
Instead of buying brand new, consider buying a certified pre-owned BMW that’s a couple of years old. It could be several thousand dollars cheaper than a brand-new model, while still equipped with all the very same bells and whistles.
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