What a 2020 BMW 4 Series costs
In October 2026, a 2020 BMW 4 Series typically costs €29,700 in the Netherlands: half of the cars observed sit between €23,555 and €29,700, with a median mileage of 87,624 km. The figure uses 132 observations in the Netherlands and 331 across 4 markets.
The cheapest market for this year is Italy, with a median of €28,168.
Price in each market
Median, the range holding the middle half, and typical mileage. Below 10 observations we show no price.
| Market | Median | Range (p25–p75) | Median km | Observations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netherlands | €29,700 | €23,555–€29,700 | 87,624 | 132 |
| Italy | €28,168 | €26,284–€33,018 | 112,500 | 131 |
| Germany | €33,912 | €30,812–€37,659 | 65,000 | 58 |
| Austria | €31,990 · small sample | €28,791–€35,189 | 110,814 | 10 |
By fuel
All markets combined; in brackets, the market contributing most data.
By power
All markets combined; in brackets, the market contributing most data.
Value lost per year
A 2019 example typically costs €22,735 in the Netherlands — €6,965 (23.5%) less.
A 2021 example typically costs €40,811 in the Netherlands — €11,111 (37.4%) more.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a 2020 BMW 4 Series cost in the Netherlands?
In October 2026, a 2020 BMW 4 Series typically costs €29,700 in the Netherlands: half of the cars observed sit between €23,555 and €29,700, with a median mileage of 87,624 km. The figure uses 132 observations in the Netherlands and 331 across 4 markets.
Where is a 2020 BMW 4 Series cheapest?
The cheapest market for this year is Italy, with a median of €28,168.
What mileage does a 2020 BMW 4 Series usually have?
The median mileage observed in the Netherlands is 87,624 km. A much lower reading deserves checking (service book, inspection records) — it is the classic sign of a rolled-back odometer.
Other years
Same budget, same age
Weighted medians from AutoMK27's own aggregates (no copied listings, no seller data). Net edge subtracts route cost and a 3% risk reserve, minimum €500. Indicative figures, not an offer.
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