Porsche 911 price guide

It depends most on the model year and trim. Based on asking prices for comparable cars, our market model puts a 2026 911 Carrera S at about $200,000 with 1,700 miles, a 2018 at about $115,000 with 31,000 miles, and a 2005 at about $64,500 with 58,700 miles. A 2026 911 Carrera is valued at about $169,000 with 1,200 miles. The 2,620 for sale now ask $30,390 to $2,000,084.

With the same trim and miles, a 2023 is typically listed at about 84% of a 2026's price, a 2021 at about 77%, and a 2016 at about 61%. These come from today's asking prices across model years, so they show how the market prices age rather than one car's history.

Each extra 1,000 miles takes about $1,050 off the asking price of a typical Porsche 911, at the same model year and trim.

Comparing the same trims, years and miles, asking prices held steady from July to October 2026. Over twelve months, from November 2025 to October 2026, they rose 4%. Holding trim, model year and miles constant shows the market's direction rather than which cars happen to be listed. These are asking prices, not sale prices.

The typical Porsche 911 leaves the market, sold or taken off sale, about 63 days after it's first listed. That's the median over the cars we saw go in the last six months. Right now our model rates 716 of the cars for sale as good or great deals.

Luxury Car Deals' market model compares 10,556 Porsche 911 listings over the past year and separates the effects of model year, trim, mileage and body style. Fair values are typical asking prices for comparable cars at the usual mileage for their model year, not sale prices; a specific car also moves with its options, color, history and condition. Asking prices are from our latest scan of dealer listings on Oct 1, 2026.