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A used Ferrari asks a median of $385,489 in our latest scan, 184% more than a Porsche at $135,800. Ferrari holds its value better: its 4 models we can measure keep a median of about 91% after three years with the same trim and miles, against about 79% for Porsche (4 models).
There are 3,407 Porsches for sale across 5 models and 1,161 Ferraris across 39 models. Asking prices come from 4,568 live dealer listings in our latest scan; value kept compares model years with the same trim and miles in our market model.
3,407 Porsches for sale, model years 2002-2026, across 5 models. The cheapest is a 2011 Porsche Cayenne (Gen II Turbo) listed at $7,999 with 130,599 mi in Bedford, VA.
1,161 Ferraris for sale, model years 1997-2026, across 39 models. The cheapest is a 2009 Ferrari California listed at $78,995 with 41,346 mi in Tampa, FL.
Who wins on each measure. Close calls (within a few percent) say either.
| If you want | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The lower price | Porsche | Median asking price $135,800, 65% below Ferrari's $385,489 |
| The one that holds its value | Ferrari | Keeps about 91% after three years (4 models), against 79% for Porsche (4 models) |
| More to choose from | Porsche | 3,407 for sale across 5 models, against 1,161 Ferraris |
| More priced below market | Porsche | 27% of its listings, against 19% of Ferrari's |
| The cheapest one for sale | Porsche | A 2011 Porsche Cayenne (Gen II Turbo) listed at $7,999 with 130,599 mi in Bedford, VA |
| Porsche | Ferrari | |
|---|---|---|
| For sale now | 3,407 | 1,161 |
| Models for sale | 5 | 39 |
| Median asking price | $135,800 | $385,489 |
| Middle half of asking prices | $77k to $215k | $250k to $553k |
| Cheapest for sale | $7,999 | $78,995 |
| Median miles | 19,264 mi | 10,861 mi |
| Model years for sale | 2002-2026 | 1997-2026 |
| Value kept after 3 years | 79% | 91% |
| Value kept after 5 years | 67% | 73% |
| Priced below market now | 912 (27%) | 216 (19%) |
| Typical days to sell | 63 | 63 |
We can measure value kept for the 911, Taycan, Cayenne, and 718 Cayman; our market model doesn't have a clean three-year figure for the others.
| Model | For sale | Median asking price | Kept after 3 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| 911 | 2,617 | $157,985 | 84% |
| Taycan | 399 | $66,580 | 63% |
| Cayenne | 198 | $57,753 | 74% |
| 718 Cayman | 190 | $76,110 | 88% |
| 918 Spyder | 3 | $3,000,070 | – |
We can measure value kept for the Roma, 296 GTB, SF90 Spider, and 296 GTS; our market model doesn't have a clean three-year figure for the others.
| Model | For sale | Median asking price | Kept after 3 years |
|---|---|---|---|
| 488 Spider | 122 | $397,023 | – |
| 488 GTB | 71 | $317,197 | – |
| F8 Spider | 70 | $647,979 | – |
| 812 GTS | 63 | $853,679 | – |
| California | 52 | $98,110 | – |
| 458 Italia | 49 | $359,000 | – |
| 458 Spider | 48 | $456,226 | – |
| California T | 48 | $128,290 | – |
| F430 | 48 | $256,835 | – |
| Portofino | 47 | $193,418 | – |
| Roma | 44 | $213,843 | 83% |
| 296 GTB | 40 | $340,141 | 90% |
| SF90 Spider | 36 | $595,150 | 96% |
| 296 GTS | 27 | $412,552 | 92% |
The 3 lowest asking prices of each in our latest scan of dealer listings.
Gen II Turbo
Gen II Turbo
Gen II Turbo
California
California
California
1,128 deals priced below market right now, the best by about $265,890. Members get the VIN, dealer, listing link and a ready-to-send negotiation email for each one.
812 Superfast
Great deal: about $135k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
458 Italia
Great deal: about $130k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
458 Spider
Great deal: about $106k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
458 Italia
Great deal: about $105k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
SF90 Stradale
Great deal: about $60k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
991.2 Carrera GTS
Great deal: about $31k under fair value for its year, trim and miles.
Members see every deal's VIN, dealer and listing link, plus a negotiation email.
Porsche: its median asking price is $135,800, against $385,489 for Ferrari in our scan of Oct 1, 2026. The cheapest Porsche is a 2011 Porsche Cayenne (Gen II Turbo) listed at $7,999 with 130,599 mi in Bedford, VA. The cheapest Ferrari is a 2009 Ferrari California listed at $78,995 with 41,346 mi in Tampa, FL.
Ferrari holds its value better: its 4 models we can measure keep a median of about 91% after three years with the same trim and miles, against about 79% for Porsche (4 models). That compares asking prices across model years in our market model, so it shows how the market prices an older car, not one car's history.
There are 3,407 Porsches for sale across 5 models and 1,161 Ferraris across 39 models. That's from our latest scan of US dealer listings.
About the same: a typical one leaves the market in about 63 days for Porsche and 63 days for Ferrari.
Prices are live asking prices from US dealer listings in our latest scan, not sale prices. Value kept and days to sell come from our market model, which compares the same trims and miles across model years.
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