Porsche 911
991.1 Turbo S Convertible
Average Price by Year
Compare prices within the same model year
Market Insights
Best Value Year
2016
Price Trend
Porsche 911s, particularly in this desirable generation and convertible format, tend to hold their value exceptionally well. Prices are generally firm, reflecting their status as a premium sports car. While individual listings may fluctuate, the overall trend for well-maintained examples is stable to appreciating, especially for lower-mileage or special trims.
Inventory Level
Low
Buyer Advice
The Porsche 911 convertible market within the 2014-2016 range is highly competitive, with very limited inventory. Buyers should be prepared to act quickly on well-priced examples. Given the supercar classification, thorough pre-purchase inspections are paramount. Focus on vehicles with documented maintenance history. While prices are firm, patience can yield significant savings, especially on listings that have been on the market longer.
Top 2 Recommended Deals
This deal is exceptional due to its significantly lower price point compared to the average, offering the largest estimated savings among the listed vehicles. The 2016 model year and Turbo S trim are highly desirable, making this a standout opportunity for value.
This deal is recommended due to its exceptionally low mileage for its model year, indicating a vehicle that has been lightly used and potentially very well-maintained. The Turbo S trim ensures high performance and desirability.
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