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The 1996 BMW 535 is a classic illustration of early‑2000s German luxury: it pairs a powerful four‑tuned engine with comfortable cabin amenities, all wrapped in a chassis that handles with BMW’s trademark precision. The price of a BMW 535 varies by condition, mileage and region, but looking up the BMW 535 price for 1996, or simply asking “what is a 1996 BMW 535 worth,” gives the broad range of values listeners are accustomed to seeing in the second‑hand market. Most buyers start with the general BMW 535 price before drilling into specific trims or mileage brackets, making it essential to check the latest data whenever you’re ready to ask, “used BMW 535 price?” for a vehicle you’re eyeing.

• Engine / Powertrain: 2.8L inline‑6, 192 hp, 170 lb‑ft of torque
• Transmission / Drive: 5‑speed manual (standard) or 4‑speed automatic; front‑wheel drive
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (regular unleaded)
• Dimensions (Length × Width × Height): 190.4 in × 73.1 in × 55.1 in
• Wheelbase: 110.4 in
• Weight (approx.): 3,800 lb (gross rating)
• Seats: 5‑person seating with optional 2‑row configuration
• Interior Features: Leather upholstery, power windows, automatic climate control, optional 4‑speakers stereo, and integrated navigation—standard in many models
• Exterior Features: Chromed bumpers, standard 16‑inch steel wheels (upgradable to alloy), roof rails, and an optional sunroof
• Safety Equipment: Anti‑roll bar, front disc brakes with ABS, power steering, and standard seat belts; side‑air‑bag system introduced mid‑model year

The depreciation curve of a BMW 535 is a key selling point for prospective buyers, especially when they start asking “BMW 535 depreciation” and wonder how much they will lose over time. Historically, the 535 loses about 15–20% of its value in the first year after purchase, reflecting the sharp decline common to many new luxury cars. Over the next two to three years, the vehicle typically depreciates another 15–25%, resulting in roughly a 30–45% total loss in the first three years compared to its original retail price. After five years, total depreciation can reach 50–60% of the original MSRP, depending on mileage, maintenance history, and market demand. These percentages

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