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BMW 3 Series F80 classic cars for sale

The BMW 3 Series F80, better known as the M3 in this generation, delivers motorsport-grade performance paired with everyday usability. A 3.0-litre biturbo straight-six, tech-rich interior, and distinct M design accents make it a unique proposition among classic performance saloons from the 2010s.

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2018 | BMW M3

F80 DKG LCI 1ST BELGIAN OWNER - 21% VAT

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2019 | BMW M3 CS

<p>PRESENTE PAD. 26 - FIERA BOLOGNA - 24-27 OTTOBRE</p>

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2015 | BMW M3

2015 (65) BMW M3 3.0 BiTurbo

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2016 | BMW M3 Competition

DELIVERY MILES JAHRE 30

$128,8902 years ago
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2017 | BMW M3 Competition

Sonderedition, 1 von 23, Neuwagenzustand, Vollausstattung, Deu. Auslieferung

$154,3262 years ago
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2018 | BMW M3

2018 BMW M3 CS

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2018 | BMW M3 Competition

2018 BMW M3 CS

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2017 | BMW M3

2017 BMW M3 '30 Jahre'

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2017 | BMW M3

$89,1397 years ago
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2017 | BMW M3

2017 BMW F80 M3 Saloon S55 3.0 DCT AUTO LCi

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BMW 3 Series F80 Classic Cars: Prices & Market Values

The market value of BMW 3 Series F80 classic cars is primarily determined by the specific variant and equipment, as well as technical condition, originality and mileage. Additional factors include rarity, history and documentation. A well-maintained, largely original vehicle with low, verifiable mileage and complete history including appraisals and documentation typically achieves significantly higher prices than a comparable vehicle with deferred maintenance, many modifications or unclear provenance.

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BMW 3 Series F80: Market Prices & Value Trends

Based on sales data from the Classic Trader marketplace, the BMW 3 Series F80 (BMW M3/M3 Competition/M3 CS, 2015–2019) shows a broadly stable to gently firming market over the period from July 2023 to January 2026, with prices clustering around well-specced, low-mileage examples rather than drifting down with age. Across recent European adverts, standard M3 and M3 Competition cars typically sit in a realistic band of roughly €50,000–€75,000 (or about £45,000–£65,000 in UK listings), depending on year, condition, mileage, and provenance. At the top end, the rarer M3 CS (2019) commands a clear premium, with observed asking levels around €90,000–€95,000, so it should be treated as a separate sub-market rather than the norm. Overall, this pricing suggests the F80 has moved into “modern classic” territory: limited availability of unmodified cars, strong enthusiast demand for the last six-cylinder M3 generation, and desirable special editions are helping values stabilise rather than soften.

Introduction and history of BMW 3 Series F80

BMW launched the F80 as the M3 sedan variant within the sixth 3 Series generation, produced by BMW M GmbH in Munich from around 2014 to 2019. This marked a significant shift in the M3 history, moving away from the naturally aspirated V8 of its predecessor (E92) towards a lighter, more potent turbocharged inline-six. As emissions regulations tightened and demand for efficiency increased, the F80 brought BMW’s M division performance engineering into a contemporary package, while retaining classic rear-wheel drive dynamics and aggressive styling cues. Today, the F80 is recognised not just for its technical prowess but also as a representative of a turning point in BMW M3 evolution—where old-school driving experience meets modern technological sophistication.

Model history

The F80 sedan was introduced as the high-performance model in the sixth generation of the BMW 3 Series, replacing the E90/E92 M3, which had a V8 engine. The F80 ran until 2019, after which the G80 M3 took its place. Unlike previous generations, the F80 was developed exclusively as a four-door sedan, while coupé and convertible M3 models were branded as M4 (F82/F83). This era saw the adoption of extensive lightweight construction, the S55 turbo engine, and enhanced multimedia and safety features.

Highlights of the BMW 3 Series F80

The core highlight of the F80 is its S55B30 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged straight-six engine, delivering 431 PS (317 kW) and 550 Nm of torque. The M DCT 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and rear-wheel drive deliver rapid shifts and interactive handling. The body features M-specific aerodynamic components, distinctive colours like Yas Marina Blue and Individual Grigio Telesto Pearl, and extensive use of carbon fibre for the roof and (optionally) other elements. Adaptive LED headlights, Harman/Kardon audio, and comprehensive M-specific digital instrumentation set this M3 apart from standard 3 Series sedans.

Technical data

Special Editions and Collectible Models

Limited and special models within the F80 range include the M3 CS, which pushes power output to 460 PS, features unique wheels, exclusive colours, and additional lightweight carbon parts. The CS variant is rare, with production figures notably lower than the standard M3, and is highly equipped both in tech and performance. Bespoke BMW Individual paint finishes and M Performance Parts—such as carbon splitters, spoilers, and unique interior trims—enable extensive personalisation, with factory-fitted pieces potentially enhancing future collectability.

Engine and Performance, Transmission and Handling

The beating heart of the F80 M3 is its S55 engine: a 3.0-litre inline-six with twin turbochargers. Notable for delivering peak power at high revs and offering a broad torque curve from low engine speeds, this unit ensures immediate throttle response and sustained acceleration. The rear-wheel drive configuration engages purist driving sensations, supported by an active M differential and an adaptive suspension setup with multiple damper settings. The M DCT gearbox enables near-instant gearchanges, while dynamic stability control systems like DSC, DTC, and MDM modes allow flexible handling characteristics for both road and track. - BMW M3 F80 (Standard): 431 PS, 0-100 km/h in 4.1 seconds, active M differential, 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

  • BMW M3 F80 CS: Increased power (~460 PS), further weight reduction, unique wheels and interior details, extremely limited production.

Interior, Comfort, Exterior and design

The F80 distinguishes itself visually with wide wheel arches, aggressive bumpers, four-outs M tailpipes, and distinctive M-design aerodynamic body kit elements including the front splitter, rear diffuser, side skirts, and optional carbon roof. Factory colours such as Yas Marina Blue and BMW Individual finishes like Grigio Telesto create standout visual impact. The interior is focused yet luxurious, with Merino leather (in black or ivory), carbon or piano black trim, and advanced technology. Options include Harman/Kardon sound, Professional Navigation, M leather multifunction steering wheel with paddles, electrically adjustable sports seats with memory and heating, and a digital sports instrument cluster in black panel design. Accessories extend to original carbon fibre parts, M alcantara steering wheels, bespoke alloy wheels (19"/20"), and Winter M wheel sets. Unique optional features like the Head-Up Display, Concierge Services, and real-time traffic add further exclusivity.

Other relevant features

The F80 generation benefits from a full Euro 6b emissions standard. Safety and driver assistance features include automatic climate control, adaptive headlights, parking sensors, lane departure warning, and tyre pressure monitoring. Comfort and security are enhanced by keyless entry/start, alarm system, automatic door locking, and multiple USB/Bluetooth connectivity options. Most vehicles are offered with full service history, comprehensive documentation, and a choice of financing or leasing.

Summary

The BMW 3 Series F80, produced from 2014 to 2019 and offered exclusively as a sedan, embodies a significant engineering evolution in the M3 lineage. Twin-turbo performance, sharp handling, extensive standard and optional technology, and expressive design details make the F80 a unique segment proposition. With complete adoption among available classic-trade listings for this code and thriving demand, the F80 M3 stands out as the definitive sixth-generation M3 choice for enthusiasts seeking a pure, yet contemporary, BMW sport saloon experience.