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2013
The current market for 2013-2016 Porsche 911s shows a wide price spectrum, with an average listing price around $74,500. While there are some aggressively priced options, the overall trend indicates strong demand for these models, with prices reflecting their performance and desirability. Buyers should be aware of the significant difference between the lowest ($47,794) and highest ($100,790) listed prices, highlighting the importance of detailed vehicle evaluation.
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The market for Porsche 911s in this 2013-2016 range appears to be quite tight, with limited inventory. Prices show significant variation, suggesting that condition, mileage, and specific trim levels play a crucial role. Buyers should be prepared for a competitive environment and exercise patience. Thorough pre-purchase inspections are highly recommended given the mileage on many available examples. Focus on vehicles with well-documented maintenance history to mitigate potential future costs.
This deal stands out due to its significant estimated savings of $17,355, making it the top-ranked option. While the mileage is higher than average, the 2016 model year and the substantial discount offer excellent value for a Porsche 911.
This listing is the most affordable Porsche 911 in the dataset, priced significantly below the average and offering substantial savings. Its ranking is bolstered by its aggressive price point, making it an attractive entry into 911 ownership despite higher mileage.
This 2014 Carrera 4 convertible is recommended for its balanced profile: a good estimated saving, relatively lower mileage compared to other deals, and a desirable convertible body style. Its quick market presence suggests it's a well-priced unit.
This 2015 Carrera 4 offers a respectable estimated saving and a reasonable mileage for its year. Its short time on the market suggests it's priced competitively, making it a good value proposition.
This 2016 Carrera 4 presents a solid deal with a good estimated saving and mileage that aligns well with its year. Its presence on the market for 15 days suggests it's priced attractively.
This 2015 Carrera 4 is a good option due to its relatively low mileage for the model year and a decent estimated saving. The 20 days on market suggest it's a fair price.
This 2014 Carrera 4 is a strong contender with its low mileage and a respectable estimated saving. The 25 days on market indicate a fair valuation.
This 2016 Carrera 4 is a great find with its low mileage and a decent estimated saving. The 30 days on market suggest it's priced appropriately for its condition.
This 2015 Carrera 4 is an attractive option due to its very low mileage and a good estimated saving. The 35 days on market suggest it's a fair price for a well-preserved example.
This 2014 Carrera 4 is a compelling choice with its very low mileage and a decent estimated saving. The 40 days on market suggest it's priced fairly for its condition.
This 2016 Carrera 4 is a strong candidate with its exceptionally low mileage and a fair estimated saving. The 45 days on market suggest it's priced appropriately for a low-mileage example.
This 2015 Carrera 4 is an excellent choice due to its very low mileage and a respectable estimated saving. The 50 days on market suggest it's priced fairly for a low-mileage, well-maintained vehicle.
This 2014 Carrera 4 is a great find with its very low mileage and a fair estimated saving. The 55 days on market suggest it's priced appropriately for a low-mileage example.
This 2016 Carrera 4 is a premium option with exceptionally low mileage and a modest estimated saving. The 60 days on market suggest it's priced for a discerning buyer looking for a near-new vehicle.
This 2015 Carrera 4 is the highest-priced deal but also has the lowest mileage, presenting as a near-new vehicle. The estimated saving is minimal, but it represents a premium example for those prioritizing condition and mileage above all else.
Last analyzed: August 1, 2026