BMW - M5 (2011)

Discover the Power of the 2011 BMW M5 – Your Guide to the Current BMW M5 price Landscape

When you imagine the unmistakable silhouette of a BMW M5, a powerful 4.4‑liter V8, a buttery‑smooth dual‑clutch automatic, and the thrill of a performance car that still feels like a sleek sedan, the 2011 model stands out as a milestone in the M5’s evolution. While the brochure price launched over a decade ago set a high bar, today’s BMW M5 price for a 2011 model is subject to a variety of factors – mileage, service history, optional features and most importantly, its BMW M5 depreciation curve. Understanding these dynamics will help you gauge what is a 2011 BMW M5 worth and how it stacks up against contemporary competitors.

• Engine: 4.4 L V8 Twin‑Turbo – 560 hp @ 5,200 rpm / 590 lb‑ft @ 2,720 rpm
• Transmission: 7‑speed dual‑clutch automatic (Steptronic 3.0) – full‑time AMG-4 progressive AXI‑control final drive
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline (92–104 octane)
• Top Speed: 155 mph (electronically limited)
• 0‑60 mph: 3.8 seconds
• Dual‑exhaust system: 2‑channel tuned for a deep exhaust note
• Weight: 4,200 lb (5,100 kg) curb
• Dimensions: Length 192.2 in, Width 77.9 in, Height 56.1 in; Wheelbase 118.1 in
• Infotainment: iDrive 5.0 – navigation, Bluetooth, premium Bowers & Wilkins audio.
• Driver‑assist & Safety: Adaptive M suspension, M rear‑view camera, dual‑zone climate control, rear‑seat airbags
• Optional Packages: M Sport, Executive Package, 20‑inch M alloy wheels, M Carbon Package

High‑performance luxury cars like the BMW M5 usually experience a more aggressive depreciation curve than mainstream sedans due to their niche appeal, high maintenance costs and rapid technology evolution. Although exact percentages vary by market and condition, you can expect:

• First year: 15–20% off the MSRP
• Second year: additional 10–15% decline
• Third year: cumulative 35–45% drop from the original price
• After five years: the total loss typically ranges 50–55% of the vehicle’s original value

These figures are averages based on comparable five‑year‑old models of similar class and mileage. A carefully maintained 2011 BMW M5—with no major accidents and a full service record—can retain slightly more of its value, but it remains a very solid investment relative to the performance it offers.

The question “what is a 2011 BMW M5 worth” sees most buyers looking at a range rather than a specific dollar amount. Key influences on the used BMW M5 price include:

• Annual mileage – typical owner usage for a high‑performance sedan averages 12,000–15,000 mi per year.
• Condition – a clean title, comprehensive service history, and no structural damage push the price higher.
• Optional features – the executive package can add $4,000–$5,000 in resale value compared to the standard configuration.
• Location – European markets often offer similar models at lower price points due to higher competition, while the United States may see higher prices due to import

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