The BMW 8 Series in Australia doesn’t exactly come with a budget handshake.
New pricing typically runs from around AUD 180k–220k for 840i variants to about AUD 260k–300k for M850i versions, and roughly AUD 350k–420k for M8 Competition, before on-road costs and options inevitably blow it out.
On the used market, expect 2019–2022 840i examples around AUD 90k–130k, M850i roughly AUD 130k–200k, and M8 sitting near AUD 200k–320k, depending on kilometres, history and bravado.
Supply, spec, and body style (Coupe, Convertible, Gran Coupe) swing the needle, so cast a wide net across dealers and places like Tradingpost.
If the numbers sting, remember: depreciation is the universe’s way of turning V8 thunder into “more attainable”.
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