The BMW 640 in Saudi Arabia is the Gran Coupe, a four-door built on the F06 platform sold from 2012 to 2018 with a turbocharged six-cylinder engine.
How much does a used BMW 640 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Pricing today sits between roughly SAR 44000 for an earlier car and SAR 81500 for one from the final years before it was discontinued. This nameplate ended production in 2018 with no direct four-door successor, so supply only shrinks from here rather than being topped up with newer cars.
Which used BMW 640 year should you buy?
A 2016 to 2018 car gets you the final, most sorted version of the F06 before the model was discontinued. Earlier 2012 to 2014 cars are cheaper but carry more years of wear on the same turbo six and its electronics.
Is a used BMW 640 reliable?
Pay close attention to the electronics. 36% of the cars we inspect here show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 15% we would expect for saloons of this age and mileage in the Kingdom. That is the trade-off on a car this laden with tech at this age, and it is exactly why the inspection report matters more than a test drive.
Anything else worth knowing about the BMW 640?
A used BMW 330 costs less and is a far newer, simpler car if the electronics risk here puts you off. The BMW 218 costs more despite being a smaller car, reflecting how much this discontinued nameplate has come down in price.
What to look over on a used BMW 640
- Full electrical system function: windows, infotainment, and driver-assist features.
- Battery and electrical module health, common failure points on cars this age.
- Turbo six service history, including cooling system components.
- Suspension and adaptive damper function if fitted.
Book the CarSwitch inspection before you commit — on this car the electronics are the story, and the report is how you check them properly.