United States market
Porsche prices, tracked live.
75 Porsche models in the index, 44 with verified United States pricing from confirmed auction sales. Fastest mover right now: Porsche 911 (930) at +36.2% year-on-year.
75
Models tracked
3,054
Verified auction sales
1,706
United States sales
38
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Popular Porsche models
356
1948–1965 · 108 auction sales
US$1,500 – US$541,000 recently
US$92,000-50.8%
SELLDepreciating
718 Boxster
2016–present · 16 auction sales
US$28,356 – US$203,718 recently
US$90,000
718 Cayman
2016–present · 5 auction sales
US$52,481 – US$118,000 recently
US$77,000
911 (Classic)
1963–1989 · 183 auction sales
US$15,500 – US$440,000 recently
US$75,500
911 (930) Turbo
1975–1989 · 71 auction sales
US$76,000 – US$769,666 recently
US$206,000+36.2%
HOLDAppreciating
911 (964) Carrera 4
1989–1994 · 20 auction sales
US$46,250 – US$1,075,000 recently
US$116,000
911 (964) Carrera 2
1989–1994 · 32 auction sales
US$39,500 – US$313,600 recently
US$100,000
911 (964) Turbo
1991–1994 · 1 auction sale
US$425,000+24.1%
HOLDAppreciating
911 (993) Carrera
1994–1998 · 52 auction sales
US$55,000 – US$850,000 recently
US$170,000
911 (993) Turbo
1995–1998 · 7 auction sales
US$236,500 – US$852,000 recently
US$255,000
911 (996) Carrera
1997–2005 · 161 auction sales
US$8,100 – US$241,000 recently
US$31,300
911 (996) GT3
1999–2005 · 7 auction sales
US$89,100 – US$209,996 recently
US$108,996
911 (996) Turbo
2000–2005 · 57 auction sales
US$40,500 – US$378,000 recently
US$82,500
911 (997) Carrera
2004–2012 · 128 auction sales
US$18,250 – US$222,000 recently
US$64,499
911 (997) Turbo
2006–2012 · 61 auction sales
US$63,000 – US$320,000 recently
US$102,300-25.6%
SELLDepreciating
911 (997) GT3
2006–2012 · 4 auction sales
US$192,000 – US$253,250 recently
US$125,000+14.2%
HOLDAppreciating
911 (997) GT3 RS
2007–2012 · 3 auction sales
US$341,000 – US$572,500 recently
US$451,000
911 (991) Carrera
2011–2019 · 63 auction sales
US$46,000 – US$228,000 recently
US$77,000
911 (991) Turbo
2013–2019 · 25 auction sales
US$82,500 – US$171,000 recently
US$115,500-0.9%
HOLDStable
911 (991) GT3
2013–2019 · 24 auction sales
US$107,000 – US$382,000 recently
US$211,000
911 (991) GT3 RS
2015–2019 · 15 auction sales
US$200,000 – US$306,150 recently
US$243,000
911 (992) Carrera
2019–present · 44 auction sales
US$70,512 – US$197,000 recently
US$128,000
911 (992) Turbo
2020–present · 23 auction sales
US$171,500 – US$315,000 recently
US$238,000
911 (992) GT3
2021–present · 20 auction sales
US$228,000 – US$383,500 recently
US$255,000
911 (992) S/T
2023–present · 6 auction sales
US$571,000 – US$805,000 recently
US$638,300
918 Spyder
2013–2015 · 1 auction sale
US$1,850,000+9.2%
HOLDAppreciating
924
1976–1988 · 5 auction sales
US$6,250 – US$13,000 recently
US$12,250
928
1977–1995 · 39 auction sales
US$4,500 – US$96,000 recently
US$23,806
944
1982–1991 · 35 auction sales
US$2,200 – US$50,000 recently
US$16,750
944 Turbo
1985–1991 · 22 auction sales
US$1,950 – US$59,500 recently
US$29,097
968
1992–1995 · 10 auction sales
US$16,968 – US$76,000 recently
US$17,500
Boxster (986)
1996–2004 · 42 auction sales
US$6,400 – US$22,000 recently
US$13,792
Boxster (987)
2004–2012 · 88 auction sales
US$9,200 – US$79,000 recently
US$25,000
Boxster Spyder (981)
2015–2016 · 8 auction sales
US$90,500 – US$127,000 recently
US$116,500
Carrera GT
2003–2007 · 5 auction sales
US$3,575,000 – US$4,568,000 recently
US$1,850,000+12.4%
HOLDAppreciating
Cayenne (955)
2002–2010 · 85 auction sales
US$5,800 – US$63,000 recently
US$16,000
Cayenne (958)
2010–2018 · 19 auction sales
US$13,300 – US$158,000 recently
US$28,529
Cayenne Turbo S (955)
2002–2010 · 14 auction sales
US$6,500 – US$91,000 recently
US$33,666
Cayman (981)
2013–2016 · 30 auction sales
US$25,500 – US$73,000 recently
US$42,000
Cayman GT4
2015–present · 19 auction sales
US$94,375 – US$181,000 recently
US$111,991
Cayman GT4 RS
2022–present · 9 auction sales
US$174,500 – US$205,000 recently
US$199,000
Cayman R
2010–2012 · 7 auction sales
US$67,000 – US$99,000 recently
US$70,250
Macan
2014–present · 55 auction sales
US$9,499 – US$97,000 recently
US$25,250
Panamera (970)
2009–2016 · 24 auction sales
US$8,100 – US$82,000 recently
US$19,250
Awaiting first verified United States sale
- 906
- 911 Carrera 2.7 RS
- 911 (964) Carrera RS
- 911 (964) Speedster
- 911 (993) Cabriolet
- 911 (993) Targa
- 911 (993) Carrera RS
- 911 (993) GT2
- 911 (996) GT2
- 911 (997) GT2
- 911 (997) Sport Classic
- 911 (997) Speedster
- 911 (991) R
- 911 (991) Speedster
- 911 (992) GT3 RS
- 911 (992) Sport Classic
- 911 Carrera RSR 2.8
- 911 Carrera RSR 3.0
- 911 GT2 RS (991.2)
- 911 GT3 Cup (991)
- 911 ST
- 918 Spyder Weissach
- 924 Carrera GT
- 934
- 935
- 959
- Boxster Spyder (987)
- Cayman (981) GT4
- Cayman (718) GT4
- Panamera (971)
- Taycan Turbo
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Common questions
What is the most valuable Porsche model right now?
Of the models we track in the United States, the Porsche 918 Spyder carries the highest verified median at US$1,850,000.
What is the cheapest way into Porsche ownership?
The most affordable Porsche we track in the United States is the 924, with a verified median of US$12,250.
How are these Porsche values calculated?
Every figure comes from verified auction results — 3,054 Porsche sales tracked across the UK, US and Australia — never asking prices. Medians use a 365-day window with a minimum sample size.
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Indicative only — not investment advice. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future value.