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How much does a Porsche 911 cost?

$169,000
median asking price · most between $104,094 and $237,369

A Porsche 911 costs a median of $169,000 on the US market today, with most asking between $104,094 and $237,369. The cheapest are early 996 cars from about $15,100; the newest 992s and special variants run well into six figures. Based on 7,387 live listings, updated daily.

Median ask
$169,000
Cheapest now
$15,100
Typical range
$104,094–$237,369
For sale
7,387

Price by generation

GenerationYearsFromMedianTypical range
911 9961998–04$15,100$37,700$28,888–$55,603
911 9972004–12$26,900$69,997$53,220–$92,888
911 G1974–89$39,500$95,000$70,000–$150,990
911 9931994–98$49,991$129,999$88,888–$219,979
911 9641989–94$49,000$131,975$83,795–$179,500
911 9912012–19$44,500$134,900$100,597–$187,995
911 9922019–$86,800$207,692$163,172–$269,502

Price by model

ModelFromMedian askListed
911 Carrera$15,100$88,5101218
911 Carrera S$26,900$135,9951352
911 Carrera 4S$26,950$142,500247
911 Targa$49,996$149,423134
911 Turbo$48,999$153,980379
911 Carrera GTS$79,990$205,245886
911 Turbo S$78,800$249,998687
911 GT3$64,400$299,900760
911 GT3 RS$185,000$453,563239

Price by model year

YearFromMedian askListed
2027$156,628$220,24273
2026$153,550$225,0701337
2025$129,495$198,935607
2024$118,900$192,172629
2023$86,800$215,856382
2022$99,872$230,598450
2021$99,995$191,911268
2020$94,990$129,485220
2019$79,999$185,492258
2018$68,220$189,995299
2017$65,499$116,799212
2016$50,000$145,779134
2015$50,162$127,093174
2014$49,995$104,999159
2013$44,500$80,59094
2012$30,500$88,88690
2011$41,999$89,90062
2010$46,990$99,77741
2009$41,997$74,98881

Common questions

How much does a Porsche 911 cost?
The median Porsche 911 asks $169,000, with most between $104,094 and $237,369. Prices run from around $15,100 for an early 996 up to several hundred thousand for the rarest variants.

What is the cheapest Porsche 911?
The cheapest 911s are early 996 cars, from about $15,100.

How much is a new Porsche 911?
Lightly used current-generation (992) 911s ask a median of $207,692, close to new-car money.

Do Porsche 911s hold their value?
Yes. The 911 has among the lowest depreciation of any car, so used prices stay high and the best examples often hold or gain value.

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