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BMW 520 price in Estonia

Based on 277 active listings on the Estonian market, a BMW 520 costs a median of €19 000 (typically €11 490-€28 900). Below: how the price breaks down by model year, real sample listings, and a free check of any specific car.

Median price€19 000
Typical range€11 490-€28 900
Active listings277
Average year2017

Data as of 31 August 2026: 277 active listings, 26 added in the last 7 days.

What the money buys on a BMW 520

Listings split into three price thirds: the typical model year and mileage in each.

  • Up to 14 600 € (34% of listings): typically a 2013 model year, median mileage 234 000 km.
  • 14 600 to 24 977 € (34% of listings): typically a 2018 model year, median mileage 179 000 km.
  • Above 24 977 € (33% of listings): typically a 2023 model year, median mileage 57 000 km.

Each model year of age makes the car about 13% cheaper on average.

BMW 520 price by model year

Median price for each year with enough listings to be meaningful.

YearMedian priceMedian mileageListings
2026€51 9004500 km4
2025€57 92524 600 km18
2024€53 00356 000 km19
2023€37 32568 680 km8
2022€29 500·5
2021€28 89589 981 km16
2020€27 967159 975 km20
2019€22 250155 720 km28
2018€18 750177 444 km24
2017€19 399201 380 km31
2016€14 700199 921 km22
2015€14 600180 731 km10
2014€10 895208 113 km20
2013€8950288 117 km10
2012€10 650187 000 km6
2011€8999318 029 km11
2010€6945·6
2009€4850·3
2008€5000·6
2006€4999·3

Sample listings on the market

A spread of active listings across the price range.

BMW 520 M-pakett Facelift 2.0 135kW2013€6999 BMW 520 2.0 140kW2014€11 500 BMW 520 2.0 140kW2018€17 000 BMW 520 140kW2019 · 149 188 km€21 199 BMW 520 2.0 140kW2020 · 79 000 km€28 600 BMW 520 Touring M-Sportpakett 2l 145kW2025 · 41 800 km · Peetri€52 900

Check before you buy: BMW 520

The model's known weak points, from our buyer's guide.

  • Timing chain stretch and wear on the N47 diesel is common on the early engines and less so on the F10 (roughly 2010-2013). The worst failures were concentrated on pre-2011 N47s, and most F10 cars got a revised chain that fails far less often, but it is still the one fault that can write off the engine. The N47 runs its chain at the back of the engine, and a stretched chain rattles on cold start from the bulkhead side. If it jumps or snaps the engine can be badly damaged, and because the chain is at the rear the job is labour-heavy. Budget €1,500-2,500 for a preventative chain kit; a failed engine is far more. Treat any rattle on a cold N47 as a stop-and-inspect.
  • The EGR cooler on the N47, B47 and N57 diesels was the subject of a genuine BMW safety recall: the cooler can leak internally, letting coolant mix with exhaust soot, which in rare cases led to smouldering and fire risk. Check that the recall work was carried out. If a car still shows mysterious coolant loss or an EGR fault, budget €400-800 for the cooler and related parts.
  • Cooling system plastic parts on both generations are wear items: the electric water pump, thermostat and plastic housings tend to fail with age rather than mileage, often flagging an overheat or coolant warning. A water pump and thermostat together is typically €500-900 fitted at an independent.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a BMW 520 cost in Estonia?

On the Estonian market a BMW 520 has a median asking price of 19 000 €, typically 11 490 to 28 900 €. Computed from 277 active listings as of 31 August 2026.

How much does a 2017 BMW 520 cost?

The median asking price of a 2017 BMW 520 is 19 399 € (31 listings). It is currently the most offered model year.

How do model year and mileage change the price of a BMW 520?

Up to 14 600 € (34% of listings): typically a 2013 model year, median mileage 234 000 km. 14 600 to 24 977 € (34% of listings): typically a 2018 model year, median mileage 179 000 km. Above 24 977 € (33% of listings): typically a 2023 model year, median mileage 57 000 km. Each model year of age makes the car about 13% cheaper on average.

What should I check on a BMW 520 before buying?

The main checkpoints are summarised below and covered in full in the BMW 520 buyer's guide. Timing chain stretch and wear on the N47 diesel is common on the early engines and less so on the F10 (roughly 2010-2013). The worst failures were concentrated on pre-2011 N47s, and most F10 cars got a revised chain that fails far less often, but it is still the one fault that can write off the engine. The N47 runs its chain at the back of the engine, and a stretched chain rattles on cold start from the bulkhead side. If it jumps or snaps the engine can be badly damaged, and because the chain is at the rear the job is labour-heavy. Budget €1,500-2,500 for a preventative chain kit; a failed engine is far more. Treat any rattle on a cold N47 as a stop-and-inspect. The EGR cooler on the N47, B47 and N57 diesels was the subject of a genuine BMW safety recall: the cooler can leak internally, letting coolant mix with exhaust soot, which in rare cases led to smouldering and fire risk. Check that the recall work was carried out. If a car still shows mysterious coolant loss or an EGR fault, budget €400-800 for the cooler and related parts. Cooling system plastic parts on both generations are wear items: the electric water pump, thermostat and plastic housings tend to fail with age rather than mileage, often flagging an overheat or coolant warning. A water pump and thermostat together is typically €500-900 fitted at an independent.

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Data: active listings on the Estonian market (auto24, autoportaal, soov, veego).