This is a BMW M5 CS. The 1 modern BMW M5 that we would deem investment grade. The Ultimate M5 before it got fat. The new G90 M5 now weighs 2,435 KG (5,368 lbs). With optional matt green matt, gold wheels, and bucket seats front and rear. 1 of 1,000 cars made and the only M5 that held its value from new. Today you own one for around $150,000. 

As BMW continues to move away from pure combustion cars and towards electrification values of these limited run driver focused only will only continue to appreciate. Cars from the marque such as the 1M and E46 M3 CSL have proven this. So I’ve spent a silly amount of time putting together a non-generic list of 50 best investment cars that are under-appreciated, last of their kind, and where the market of buyers is growing. 

Click here to access a list of 50 cars that won’t depreciate. 

 

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