For decades, the Porsche 911 has been the gold standard of value retention among performance cars. While most new vehicles lose significant value the moment they leave the dealership, clean 911s have often held steady or even appreciated—especially air-cooled classics and desirable limited editions. That reputation is facing a reality check in the current used market.Recent data from iSeeCars shows that the average list price for a 1-to-5-year-old used Porsche 911 fell by more than $14,000 year-over-year, landing at about $118,025 in June 2026. That equates to a roughly 10.6% decline—one of the steeper drops among tracked vehicles and second only to the Lincoln Corsair hybrid in percentage terms in some analyses. carscoops.com
The current 992-generation cars are driving much of this correction. Newer examples that once commanded strong premiums are now sliding down a more conventional depreciation curve. Between summer 2025 and 2026, slightly used 911 asking prices dropped noticeably as supply of recent models increased and buyer resistance to high absolute prices grew. autoblog.com
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THE LUCE HAS LANDED