BMW X4

BMW introduced the X4 in 2014 as a smaller counterpart to its X6, branding it a 'Sports Activity Coupe.' Based on the practical X3, the X4 trades some rear headroom and cargo space for a distinctive fastback roofline. The first generation (F26) offered a range of turbocharged 4 and 6-cylinder engines, while the second generation (G02) arrived for 2019 with updated styling, technology, and more potent M Performance and full M models.

The X4's appeal is rooted in its style-conscious design, offering a sportier alternative to the traditional SUV shape. Enthusiasts gravitate toward the 6-cylinder models, such as the M40i and the X4 M, for their impressive performance that rivals many sports sedans. These top-tier variants are the most likely candidates for future collectibility, while the 4-cylinder versions offer a stylish entry into the modern BMW ecosystem.

As a relatively new vehicle, the X4 market is still experiencing depreciation. An average sale price of $38,360 shows that trading is active for newer, well-optioned examples. The wide spread, from just over $12,000 to more than $61,000, reflects the difference between early, higher-mileage F26 models and late-model, low-mileage G02 performance variants.

Prices for the BMW X4 range from $12,050 for early examples to $61,000 for high-performance, late-model variants.