Porsche Values by Generation 2026: Every Model Ranked

Key findings

The most expensive line in our sample is the Carrera GT at a $3,305,000 median (5 sales); the least expensive is the 944 at $17,445 (81 sales).
911 generations by median: 992 ($240,000) > 993 ($137,000) > 964 ($131,000) > 991 ($118,956) > Classic 911 ($75,500) > 997 ($71,000) > 996 ($36,000).
Pooling every 911 sale, the air-cooled generations (classic, 964 and 993) had a $91,556 median (sample of 996 cars), and the water-cooled 996 to 992 a $87,206 median (sample of 1,648 cars).
Mid-engine cars: 718 Cayman $121,000; 718 Boxster $92,888; Cayman $34,375; Boxster $17,500.

Every Porsche generation ranked by median sold price

#	Model / generation	Median	Middle 50%	Sales	Signal
1	Porsche Carrera GT 2004–2007	$3,305,000	$3,112,500–$4,568,000	5 (thin)	No signal
2	Porsche 992 2019–present	$240,000 excl. GT/RS $190,000	$151,000–$315,400	299	HOLD
3	Porsche 993 1995–1998	$137,000	$89,200–$226,000	287	SELL
4	Porsche 964 1989–1994	$131,000	$100,000–$250,200	124	HOLD
5	Porsche 356 1948–1965	$126,000	$73,000–$180,900	168	HOLD
6	Porsche 718 Cayman 2017–present	$121,000 excl. GT/RS $68,250	$94,400–$180,200	101	HOLD
7	Porsche 991 2012–2019	$118,956 excl. GT/RS $101,000	$86,000–$195,800	400	HOLD
8	Porsche 718 Boxster 2017–present	$92,888 excl. GT/RS $78,500	$58,200–$111,500	35	No signal
9	Porsche Classic 911 1965–1989	$75,500	$56,000–$105,000	585	HOLD
10	Porsche 997 2005–2012	$71,000	$50,000–$115,800	446	HOLD
11	Porsche Taycan 2020–present	$70,500	$54,800–$82,800	30	No signal
12	Porsche 996 1999–2005	$36,000	$26,900–$60,800	503	HOLD
13	Porsche Cayman 2006–2016	$34,375	$27,300–$59,000	92	HOLD
14	Porsche Panamera 2010–present	$32,500	$21,000–$56,000	85	SELL
15	Porsche 928 1978–1995	$25,500	$14,900–$37,800	79	HOLD
16	Porsche 914 1970–1976	$25,000	$17,300–$45,900	90	HOLD
17	Porsche Macan 2015–present	$24,750	$17,100–$34,000	87	HOLD
18	Porsche Cayenne 2003–present	$21,000	$14,000–$31,500	713	HOLD
19	Porsche Boxster 1997–2016	$17,500	$12,900–$31,100	472	SELL
20	Porsche 944 1983–1991	$17,445	$11,000–$21,000	81	HOLD

U.S.-dollar sold auctions in the last 12 months. "(all sales)" = fewer than 5 sales in 12 months, so every sale in the sample is used. "(thin)" = fewer than 20 sales. Middle 50% = 25th to 75th percentile. Signal: how it works.

Why generations differ so much

A model line's median depends on its trim mix as much as its age: GT3, Turbo and RS cars can sell for several times a base car, so lines where those trims sell often (991, 992, 718 Cayman) show a higher overall median. Where GT/RS cars are at least 20% of recent sales, the table also shows the median without them. For like-for-like comparisons, open a trim page such as 997 Carrera S or see the 911 generations hub.

Method

Every figure on this page is computed from our sample of completed, sold public auctions after removing parts, replicas, restomods and other non-car lots. Medians use U.S.-dollar sales only; we don't convert currencies. The window is the last 12 months unless a row says otherwise. Generations follow the site's model pages; sales are assigned by the provider's model field, listing title and model year. It is a sample, not every sale, and not an appraisal. Sold-price data from Old Cars Data auction records. Full methodology.

Frequently asked questions

Which Porsche generation is the most expensive in 2026?

In our last 12 months of U.S. auction sales, the Carrera GT has the highest median sold price at $3,305,000, from 5 sales.

Which Porsche generation is the cheapest?

The 944 has the lowest median at $17,445, from 81 sales. See the cheapest Porsches guide for trim-level figures.

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Published Nov 2, 2026. Figures last updated Nov 2, 2026 and rebuilt weekly from the latest sample.

Porsche values by generation