Porsche 911
991.1 Turbo S Convertible
Average Price by Year
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Market Insights
Best Value Year
2016
Price Trend
The market for these Porsche 911 convertibles appears to be stabilizing, with a wide price range reflecting variations in mileage, condition, and specific trims. While some listings are priced at a premium, the significant number of days on market for many vehicles suggests room for negotiation, especially for those priced above the average. The low overall inventory suggests that demand remains robust, but buyers have leverage on listings that are not moving quickly.
Inventory Level
Low
Buyer Advice
The Porsche 911 market for 2014-2016 convertibles shows very limited inventory, indicating strong demand for these specific models. While the average days on market is high, suggesting some vehicles may be overpriced or buyers are being selective, the scarcity means good deals can disappear quickly. Buyers should be prepared to act decisively on well-priced opportunities, but also exercise patience and leverage negotiation on listings that have been active for a longer period. Focus on vehicles with lower mileage and a strong service history to maximize long-term value.
Top 1 Recommended Deals
This deal stands out due to its exceptionally low price point, significantly undercutting the average market price and offering substantial estimated savings. With 41,599 miles, it presents a good balance of use and remaining life, and its 183 days on market suggests potential negotiation flexibility.
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