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2008
The market for these Porsche 911 models (2008-2012) appears stable, with a broad price range reflecting variations in year, mileage, and condition. While the average price sits around $103,800, well-qualified deals can be found significantly below this, particularly for earlier model years. Listings that represent strong value tend to attract attention, though some may remain on the market longer, suggesting buyers have room for negotiation if patient.
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The market for Porsche 911s from 2008-2012 shows a wide price spectrum, with limited total listings indicating a relatively tight inventory. Buyers looking for the best value should strongly consider the 2008 model year, which offers significant savings compared to newer counterparts while still providing the iconic 911 driving experience. Patience is key, as good deals may take longer to surface or sell, but acting decisively on well-priced examples is crucial. Always prioritize a thorough pre-purchase inspection and review of maintenance history, especially for vehicles with higher mileage.
This deal scores exceptionally high due to its outstanding deal score and significant estimated savings, combined with very low mileage for a 2012 model. Despite a longer days on market, the overall value proposition is excellent.
This is a strong contender, offering a good balance of a desirable year (2008) with relatively low mileage and a solid deal score. The extended days on market suggest potential for negotiation.
This deal is attractive due to its aggressive pricing, placing it well below the average for its year and mileage. The significant estimated savings and long days on market make it a prime candidate for negotiation.
This 2008 model offers a solid value proposition with a reasonable price and mileage for its age. Its days on market are close to the average, suggesting it's priced competitively, but there might still be room for negotiation.
This deal is remarkable for its extremely low price and the highest estimated savings, making it the most budget-friendly option. While it has significantly higher mileage, the value is undeniable for a buyer prioritizing affordability.
This 2008 model presents a fair deal with moderate mileage and a competitive price. Its relatively short days on market suggest it's priced well, but there's still potential for a slight negotiation.
This 2012 model is a strong contender for those seeking a newer 911 with very low mileage. Although the estimated savings are minimal, its condition and year make it a premium offering that has sold relatively quickly.
This 2010 Carrera offers a good blend of a desirable model year and reasonable mileage, with a price that reflects a solid market position and decent estimated savings.
This 2011 Carrera S is a well-priced option with low mileage, representing a good opportunity to acquire a higher-spec model from a desirable year.
This 2009 Carrera 4 offers a good balance of mileage and price, with decent estimated savings, making it a solid choice for an all-wheel-drive 911.
This 2010 Carrera is priced competitively with moderate mileage, offering a good entry point into the 911 ownership experience with reasonable estimated savings.
This 2008 Carrera is priced attractively for its model year, offering a good entry-level option with moderate mileage and decent estimated savings, especially given its longer days on market.
This 2009 Carrera 4S offers a good balance of performance and price, with moderate mileage and a competitive listing price, making it a solid choice for enthusiasts.
This 2011 Carrera is priced fairly with moderate mileage, representing a good opportunity to acquire a well-regarded model year with modest estimated savings.
This 2008 Carrera 4S is priced competitively for its model year, offering a good value with moderate mileage, though the estimated savings are minimal.
Last analyzed: October 1, 2026