How Broken is an 80,000 Mile BMW M6?
In this video, I go into detail about everything wrong with my 2015 BMW M6 Competition that is just about to cross 80,000 miles. In my ownership since 70,000 miles, I have performed the following services: Transmission Pan Replacement (2X) Oil Change (3X) Rear Tires Rear Rotors and Pads Fuel Evap Sensor Replacement In total, I have spent about $7,000 on the car not including gas, with about $4,200 in remaining issues with the clutch, headliner, roof, and speakers. From my perspective, considering the MSRP of the car was $137,000 and I was able to get it for $45,000, I still feel the M6 is a serious performance bargain even with me overpaying for my specific example. Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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