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Originally Posted by ACZakka325i
I think that all depends on if the purported CSL models start rolling out. The 'ring time and performance of the GTS is undeniable, but perhaps the small amount of produced is what is driving the cost.
If I were going to invest, I would want to be sure that other comparable models were sure not to be released as not to dilute the desirability of the GTS.
Rumor has it there will be CSL models of all coupe M's. If the GTS is a gap-car to carry us into the era of more extreme M's, I would be uber pissed off if I stretched for the GTS only to see cars as desirable for less money, even if they are produced in slightly higher numbers.
That is why I pulled my deposit on the GTS yesterday. That, and I do not think I could swing the price if it's coming in over $100k.
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very useful. I'm appreciate your long answer. Bmw is not keeping value like porsche.