What is the true cost of owning a 2017 BMW M2?

Across 1 real listing analyzed, the 2017 BMW M2 averages a Revvaro Score of 66.3 out of 100 (Fair Value). That score weighs the asking price against projected depreciation, expected maintenance and known model-specific faults.

What are the common problems with a 2017 BMW M2?

Owners have filed 17 complaints with NHTSA for the 2017 BMW M2. The most-reported area is Exterior Lighting with 15 complaints.

2017 BMW M2: what it really costs to own

Built from 1 real listing Revvaro has analyzed, combined with federal NHTSA complaint and recall records and EPA fuel economy data. No listing prices or personal details are published.
Based on a single vehicle so far — treat the figures below as indicative rather than a market average.

Average Revvaro Score 66.3/100 Fair Value

Typical asking price $42,990

Typical mileage 24,607 mi

NHTSA complaints 17 filed by owners

What owners actually report

Straight from the NHTSA complaints database for the 2017 BMW M2 — not an estimate.

Exterior Lighting 15

Engine 1

Unknown Or Other 1

Electrical System 1

Common issues and what they cost

O2 Sensor Failure $350-$600 (parts and labor)

Oxygen sensors may fail around 30,000-60,000 miles, causing check engine lights and poor fuel economy. This is a common wear item for turbocharged BMWs.
Valve Cover Gasket Leak $500-$900 (parts and labor)

Oil leaks from the valve cover gasket are common between 30,000-70,000 miles. Symptoms include burning oil smell and visible oil seepage.
Front Control Arm Bushing Wear $400-$800 (parts and labor)

Suspension bushings, especially front control arm bushings, often wear out by 25,000-50,000 miles, leading to clunking noises and vague steering.
Brake Pad and Rotor Wear $600-$1,200 (all four corners, parts and labor)

Aggressive driving or track use can accelerate brake wear. Pads and rotors may need replacement by 25,000-40,000 miles.

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