A 3,500-mile 2020 [BMW M2](https://fridayswatchlist.com/search?make=BMW&model=M2) CS just sold for $76,500, and that’s strong money for a car that’s a collector's dream.

This M2 CS packs some serious performance punch with its twin-turbocharged 3.0L inline-six engine and seven-speed M DCT transmission. It's not just about raw power; the carbon-ceramic brakes and M Performance exhaust elevate both performance and auditory pleasure. The Black Sapphire Metallic finish combined with a Black Merino leather and Alcantara interior gives it a sophisticated look that doesn’t shy away from the sporty side. For buyers, this combination of low mileage, impressive specs, and collector appeal makes it a standout choice.

Now, let’s talk about the price. The auction ended at $76,500 after 28 bids, indicating strong interest and competition. An FW fair value estimate pegged this car at $79,000, so this sale came in about 3% below fair value. That puts it in the realm of a fair deal, especially considering the mileage and the DCT transmission, which tends to be more desirable for daily driving. With such low mileage, the price reflects a solid investment for a car that offers both weekend thrills and daily usability.

Community reactions were positive, with one user stating, “The F87 CS is one of the best BMW’s of all time. Awesome spec plus low miles. Great buy!” Clearly, there’s a consensus among the BMW crowd that this M2 CS is a solid option for those looking to combine performance with some level of refinement.

For anyone hunting a similar car, pay close attention to the mileage and condition. Low mileage like this one can significantly enhance both enjoyment and resale value. Given the strong interest, it’s clear that cars like this don't stay on the market for long. So, if you spot a low-mileage model with desirable options, don’t hesitate — it might be gone before you know it.