OWNING & DAILY DRIVING A HIGH-MILEAGE BMW M4 - THE REALITY 

Had my f82 since 2016 with 0miles. Now I have roughly 106k on the dash and no issues at all. Been the most reliable m car I’ve ever owned.

I picked up a 2018 M3 last November with 80,000 miles for a pretty sweet deal. The car exterior had a couple scratches and interior at a really good condition, the only thing that had some wear is the steering wheel and just a little bit on the driver seat. The engine light came on after a month but it was only a malfunctioning MAF sensor after I installed aftermarket intakes other than that this car has been giving me 0 issues, best car Iven ever owned. If you're thinking about doing it JUST DO IT its so worth. (tip: Dont get repairs at the BMW dealership they are scammers, find a small business that specializes in these type of cars, it'll save you so much money.)

Bought mine 6 months ago with 59k now is at 68k no one single issue love the car driving with the top down on m4 around town is my therapy

Love my F83. I’ve had it since 30k miles. I now have 90k on it. Have had to do some repairs along the way but mostly through warranty. Still puts a smile on my face especially because she’s paid off.

I’m at 99k mile, I owned since around 60k mile. Tuned for 35k mile with bm3 stage 2 I never had issue beside just regular maintenance like oil and spark plug.. looking to try custom e85 tune

My 2002 e46m3 has 158k miles and it still runs like it’s brand new bro. Mint exterior and interior. Manual. 💯stock . Maintenance over mods any day. Cheers!

EVERYTHING IS THXS TO OUR GOD LORD OF LORDS JESUS CHRIST AMEN AND AMEN HALLELUJAH💯🙏🕊️❤

Just hit 63K on mine, bought it in may at 52K miles for a STEAL. It's been a blast to drive but I've had a fair share of maintenance.. Control arms, oil filter housing gasket, oil pan gasket, went stage 1 with GTS DCT and bunch of coding. Absolutely love it.

my absolute dream car. i hope they are still around when i can finally afford them.

This is crazy, I found this video due to looking at an M4, also with 102k miles, also a 2015, with a $30k price tag. Also same color wtf 🤯

That was great man! Super helpful.

Great video man. Was thinking of making one about my 140k mile f30 335i. Still ripping at stage 2+!

Good vid bro!! Much love and support

"Hay Nako" haha sick plate!

Higher highway mileage is better than low mileage city driving. Stop and go traffic puts more wear on everything.

Nice video brother keep it up!

I have the same car with 60k on it and always wonder how come I don’t see M4 high mileage videos but good shit though

Nothing wrong with it. Just make sure you do a PPI prior to purchasing one, to make sure nothing imperative is wrong with it. And definitely going maintenance before mods is the way to go. Good stuff!!!!!

Nice video, but I wished that you would dive into the maintenance and what went wrong (if any) in your ownership. My M2C is now reaching up there was well, and it's kind of scaring me

My 2018 F83 had 129K miles on. Loved every mile of it. My 2020 M4 has 50k miles.

I’m thinking of buying one and i was worried about the mileage! Thank you so much for this video! I’ll broaden the search and the precaution to make sure that the numbers are right like you said ❤

Havent heard of anybody with more than me yet, 188k in my m4

116k that's impressive!! I bought my M3 nearly 2yrs ago with roughly 68k on the odometer and as of today I'm sitting right at 100k!! in your video you made a lot of good points of what to expect when driving a high mileage performance vehicle. I like your saying "Maintenance over Mods!!", no truer words have been spoken. Since purchasing my vehicle I have been very proactive when dealing with maintenance. Granted I've done a couple of mods to the vehicle but I always put maintenance first. Love videos keep it up and Mahalo brah!!

Love the car, but tht rear license plate doesn't look that good.

For you passenger door window you might be able to use a silicon gel and lubricate the weather stripping the window rubs on. I had that issue on my earlier g35 and it went away. Again rubber just dries up lol. I use 303 products to prevent plastic shit from drying up as well

Nice video! BMWs like any car today, as long as they are maintained, they will run reliably. BMW and other manufacturers have come a long way in building quality cars, 20 years ago that was different. This is a great car that you can count on and build memories with. Enjoy.

theres a local dealer selling a 2015 M4 for $33k 80k miles i want it so bad!!!

I have a f34 330i and my coolant thermostat hose cracked at 55kmiles 800$ a bmw 🤦🏽‍♂️😢

i have a chance to get a 600hp f82 with over $20k in mods for a really good price. I’m really tempted but it would be a daily driver and doesn’t have the crankhub done. Should i pull the trigger or look for a different one with an aftermarket crankhub? Over 52 carfax statements in 9 years.

I’m more concerned about the mechanical reliability of a high mileage M4. Looking at a 2016 one myself with 75k miles.

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I'm at 510 whp, Charge pipes, downpipes, tune, etc at 73k miles no crank hub, no issues so far, do you think I need to get it done?

I’m looking at one with 82k miles for 16k. I think that’s a steal. I also seen a 2017 with 232k miles!! I think it’s safe to say a high mileage car shouldn’t really be a deterrent. If anything it shows you the car is daily drivable and reliable.

hopefully i can get a 2018+ here in 6 months to a year

love the video man i've been trying getting one over here in the Netherlands but out here they are around 50k high milage so saving up

Anything mechanically Wrong?

Thinking about getting a used one in the 50k-70k mileage range! Really hope I can get one in the next couple months!!😭

I want an F80 so bad, but want to keep my subie so I gotta wait another year until it’s paid off 😢

Local dealer had a 1 owner 60k mile M4 for $40k I slept if you paid $30k for 100k mile 😅😅 glad the S55 proves itself as reliable however.

love it bro. great video and drive it and enjoy it.

need help asappp looking at a 2015 M4 tmr with 87k miles but it’s a one owner , older guy , completely stock . do you think it’s worth 33.5k ? (Marina Blue )

Most cars nowadays. The interior is like the first thing to start showing signs of wear. They just use plastic for everything and cheap paint. You might be able to wrap that shifter panel and maybe replace thought badges on the seats. I’m in the army e-4 at the moment but trying to buy m340i. If it’s just out of my budget I’ll take the 340i 😂

When you said you spent your hard earned money on maintenance over mods, subbed.

bro that license plate killed me lmao.. a member of the filipino mafia I see Whats your rate?

BMW making unreliable cars is mostly a meme from old times like 1990s-2000s. But unless you get something like 7series which is crazy unreliable and expensive you'll be fine. Especially with S58 and B58 engines which are Toyota level reliable.

Good video mate

Its insane how many other young Filipinos I've seen in an M4 lately, good to see my brothers reppin M

Def not awkward u come off as chill. Nice vid

Same I’m getting this car soon, m4 is my dream car.

great video and awesome car but where did you get this sweatshirt ? :D

great content bro, keep it up!

Great video 🔥

A little late but I'm about to purchase a M4 as a daily with 73k miles and I was worried but the more I look at it and search it up the more it seems like the F8X platform is pretty solid

can't wait to get mine

was expecting something along the lines of maintenance history+costs since purchase lol..

Dude wants to sell me a 2015 F82 M4 with 95k miles for 27k.. what do you think?

Needed this video 🤝

Cool video bro.

Curious, if I’m looking at these used, how do I know if the crank hub has been changed? If not should I change it myself after buying it?

That car looks neglected and is in a terrible shape. I have one, it's a 2014 at 110 000km's but everything looks new. I have the extended leather package and 360° cameras. It's fully optioned. I wonder what yours has been through.

It’s the interior ina. Car that high on miles it’s worn plus the suspension and steering is looser that’s why you don’t want high mileage they don’t drive the same

🫡 ive had 2 german vehicles make up to 300k+++ i appreciate this