44 model years · 6,735 active listings

Porsche 911 prices by year

2027 typical asking price
$211,202 ↑ 2026: $222,192

That's the median of 198 active 2027 dealer listings. Typical prices across all 44 model years run $29,599 (1999) to $233,950 (2022), from 6,735 active listings. The 2026 actually asks $10,990 more than the 2027.

◷ Updated October 31, 2026 ▤ National asking prices, refreshed daily

2027 Porsche 911 — a typically priced live listing
2027 · live listing photo
6,735
Active listings, 1982–2027
$194K–$232K
Middle half of 2027 asking prices
$29,599
Cheapest model year (1999)

Porsche 911 price by model year

Each bar spans the middle half of that year's asking prices; the tick marks the median. Newest year first — pick a year for its full price report.

Year
$24K $167K $310K
Typical Range Listings
2027 $211,202 $163K–$334K 198 listings 2026 $222,192 $164K–$390K 1,087 listings 2025 $189,934 $139K–$485K 556 listings 2024 $194,500 $130K–$480K 497 listings 2023 $210,898 $125K–$475K 320 listings 2022 $233,950 $117K–$308K 479 listings 2021 $170,744 $103K–$263K 260 listings 2020 $128,900 $100K–$149K 217 listings 2019 $179,030 $91K–$447K 258 listings 2018 $155,716 $81K–$366K 207 listings 2017 $115,448 $67K–$196K 203 listings 2016 $143,500 $60K–$267K 153 listings 2015 $120,939 $60K–$169K 192 listings 2014 $115,000 $55K–$216K 195 listings 2013 $81,528 $48K–$210K 126 listings 2012 $88,946 $51K–$249K 102 listings 2011 $99,489 $45K–$409K 72 listings 2010 $93,790 $59K–$395K 40 listings 2009 $73,196 $42K–$268K 91 listings 2008 $69,996 $30K–$182K 142 listings 2007 $70,442 $36K–$357K 138 listings 2006 $53,890 $35K–$106K 188 listings 2005 $56,144 $30K–$210K 94 listings 2004 $48,465 $19K–$153K 128 listings 2003 $39,785 $22K–$140K 103 listings 2002 $38,698 $17K–$134K 96 listings 2001 $34,279 $18K–$149K 97 listings 2000 $29,930 $16K–$55K 58 listings 1999 $29,599 $15K–$74K 67 listings 1998 $159,900 $58K–$315K 29 listings 1997 $173,745 $65K–$407K 50 listings 1996 $149,975 $59K–$462K 39 listings 1995 $109,500 $59K–$231K 37 listings 1992 $108,875 $57K–$470K 16 listings 1991 $97,864 $44K–$323K 25 listings 1990 $89,995 $57K–$216K 21 listings 1989 $167,995 $81K–$500K 27 listings 1988 $81,493 $47K–$249K 22 listings 1987 $100,470 $67K–$343K 30 listings 1986 $79,795 $41K–$276K 23 listings 1985 $71,248 $36K–$191K 16 listings 1984 $84,955 $61K–$175K 10 listings 1983 $109,990 $46K–$347K 12 listings 1982 $96,448 $32K–$323K 14 listings
Every Porsche 911 year as a table
Year Typical price Full price range Listings
2027 $211,202 $162,840–$333,765 198
2026 $222,192 $163,783–$389,603 1,087
2025 $189,934 $138,938–$485,000 556
2024 $194,500 $129,838–$479,906 497
2023 $210,898 $125,127–$474,961 320
2022 $233,950 $117,469–$307,773 479
2021 $170,744 $103,473–$262,562 260
2020 $128,900 $100,092–$149,039 217
2019 $179,030 $90,669–$447,328 258
2018 $155,716 $80,999–$366,311 207
2017 $115,448 $66,940–$196,207 203
2016 $143,500 $60,374–$266,534 153
2015 $120,939 $59,975–$169,377 192
2014 $115,000 $54,998–$215,567 195
2013 $81,528 $47,822–$209,954 126
2012 $88,946 $51,425–$249,300 102
2011 $99,489 $45,389–$409,139 72
2010 $93,790 $58,777–$394,829 40
2009 $73,196 $42,492–$267,606 91
2008 $69,996 $29,978–$182,182 142
2007 $70,442 $35,736–$356,951 138
2006 $53,890 $34,995–$106,271 188
2005 $56,144 $29,999–$210,195 94
2004 $48,465 $19,217–$153,400 128
2003 $39,785 $22,036–$139,995 103
2002 $38,698 $17,349–$134,499 96
2001 $34,279 $17,828–$149,059 97
2000 $29,930 $15,782–$55,151 58
1999 $29,599 $15,388–$73,597 67
1998 $159,900 $58,396–$315,100 29
1997 $173,745 $64,900–$407,243 50
1996 $149,975 $59,000–$461,913 39
1995 $109,500 $59,359–$230,525 37
1992 $108,875 $57,499–$469,916 16
1991 $97,864 $44,320–$322,763 25
1990 $89,995 $56,698–$215,680 21
1989 $167,995 $81,018–$499,972 27
1988 $81,493 $47,079–$249,016 22
1987 $100,470 $66,868–$342,700 30
1986 $79,795 $41,116–$275,640 23
1985 $71,248 $36,200–$191,118 16
1984 $84,955 $60,576–$174,639 10
1983 $109,990 $45,990–$347,072 12
1982 $96,448 $32,433–$322,700 14

Bars use the 25th–75th percentile of live dealer asking prices, excluding the top and bottom 2% to reduce extreme values; this does not verify title status or condition. National figures, updated October 31, 2026.

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Porsche 911 prices: common questions

How much does a Porsche 911 cost?

As of October 31, 2026, the typical asking price for a 2027 Porsche 911 is $211,202, based on 198 active dealer listings. Across every model year we can price (1982–2027) we track 6,735 active listings.

Which Porsche 911 model year is cheapest?

The 1999 model year has the lowest typical asking price at $29,599, from 67 active listings. These are asking prices, not condition-adjusted values — an older year with high mileage can still cost more to own than a newer one.

Do older Porsche 911 years always cost less?

Not always. 41 of the 43 older model years we can price ask less than the 2027; the remaining 2 ask more, topping out at $233,950 for the 2022.

How current are these prices?

They come from 6,735 listings that were active on dealer sites when we last refreshed this page, October 31, 2026. We exclude the top and bottom 2% of prices to reduce the influence of extreme values. This does not verify vehicle condition. These are dealer asking prices, not final sale prices, and exclude taxes and fees.

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