The Porsche 911 isn’t just one of the greatest sports cars of all time. Increasingly, it’s looking like just as good an investment.
If you’re a collector, or just a fan of the 911, you’re undoubtedly aware of the steep prices air-cooled examples can command on the secondary market. But even newer models are seeing their prices soar, according to Road & Track. A new study shows that a three-year-old 911 currently sells for nearly $100,000 more than it did in 2019.
The data comes from a study of used vehicle prices published by iSeeCars on Tuesday. The online automobile search engine found that the price of a three-year-old 911 has risen from $132,369 to $230,273, or $97,904 over the last seven years. That figure represents an increase of 74 percent during that time, which was the second-highest jump among the vehicles included in the study.
The popularity of high-spec 911s, like the Turbo S, may have contributed to the jump
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