Compare prices within the same model year
2008
Prices for this generation of Porsche 911 remain robust, reflecting sustained desirability. While the average price is high, the presence of deals with significant savings indicates that negotiation is possible and that market positioning (e.g., days on market, specific trim) can influence pricing. Buyers can expect to find value by looking for well-maintained examples that may have slightly higher mileage or have been listed for a longer period.
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The Porsche 911 market within the 2008-2012 range shows strong demand, with prices averaging over $100,000. While inventory is currently low, there are opportunities for significant savings, especially on models with higher mileage or those that have been on the market longer. Buyers should be prepared to negotiate, as demonstrated by the substantial estimated savings on several top deals. Patience and careful comparison of mileage, condition, and market positioning will be key to securing a great value.
This deal stands out with the highest deal score (0.96) and the second-highest estimated savings ($22,199). It features a desirable 2012 model year with exceptionally low mileage (22,918 miles), making it a prime candidate for buyers seeking a well-preserved example.
This 2008 Targa 4S offers a compelling combination of a relatively lower price point ($79,965) and moderate mileage (30,023 miles), making it an accessible entry into the 911 market. Its deal score of 0.73 indicates it's a solid option.
This 2008 Targa 4S is a strong contender with a good deal score of 0.69. It offers a balance of reasonable mileage (40,707 miles) and a competitive price, making it an attractive option for those looking for a well-equipped Porsche 911.
This 2008 Targa 4S is a noteworthy deal with a substantial estimated saving of $13,570 and a low days on market (21 days), suggesting it's priced competitively. With 49,037 miles, it represents a good balance for a performance sportscar.
This 2008 Targa 4S presents the most significant estimated savings ($26,870) and has been on the market for 91 days, indicating strong negotiation potential. While it has higher mileage (93,752 miles), its price of $58,145 makes it the most budget-friendly option among the listed deals.
This 2010 Targa 4S is a good option for those seeking a slightly newer model year with moderate mileage (37,645 miles). Despite a smaller estimated saving ($4,923), its extended days on market (121 days) suggest potential for negotiation on its $110,150 price.
This 2008 Targa 4S stands out with a notable estimated saving of $14,436, despite having higher mileage (83,780 miles). Its recent listing (8 days) suggests it's priced attractively, making it a good candidate for buyers prioritizing value over lower mileage.
Last analyzed: August 1, 2026