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What is a BMW 218 Gran Coupé worth?

The median asking price for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé in Greece is 25.100 €. Most sell between 23.200 € and 26.650 €, based on 27 listings live right now.

Updated 23 September 2026

Median price

asking prices, not final

25.100 €

Typically
23.200 € – 26.650 €
Full range
21.000 € – 30.550 €
Median mileage
80.500 km
Listings
27

Price by model year

The table covers 3 model years of the BMW 218 Gran Coupé: from 24.150 € for 2021 up to 27.650 € for 2022.

10.000 €20.000 €2020: 25.400 € · 112021: 24.150 € · 102022: 27.650 € · 52020202227.650 €
One point per model year. Hollow points rest on few listings, so their price is less certain.
YearMedianListings
202227.650 €5
202124.150 €10
202025.400 €11

Fuel

Of the 27 live listings for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé, 96% are petrol and 4% diesel.

Petrol
96%
Diesel
4%

Frequently asked

What is a BMW 218 Gran Coupé worth in Greece?
The median asking price for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé is 25.100 €, with most between 23.200 € and 26.650 €. Based on 27 active listings in the Greek market.
What is the price range for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé?
Most listings for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé fall between 23.200 € and 26.650 €. The full market range, from the cheapest to the most expensive listing, is 21.000 € to 30.550 €.
What is the newest BMW 218 Gran Coupé on the market?
The newest BMW 218 Gran Coupé we find in Greek used-car listings is a 2022 model, with a median asking price of 27.650 € from 5 listings. If you were after a new-car price, this is the most recent the used market offers - for a current retail figure, ask a franchised dealer.
What fuel type do most BMW 218 Gran Coupé listings have?
96% of active listings for a BMW 218 Gran Coupé are petrol.

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These figures are the market average across every BMW 218 Gran Coupé. Yours depends on mileage, trim, history and region - give us the details and we'll value that specific car.

Figures come from active listings in the Greek market and update daily. Asking prices generally run above final transaction prices.