Porsche 911
997.2 Turbo S Cabriolet
Market Insights
Best Value Year
2011
Price Trend
Prices for these 911 Turbo S models (2010-2013) show a clear correlation between mileage and price. Lower mileage commands higher prices, but there's a segment willing to accept higher mileage for substantial price reductions.
Inventory Level
Moderate
Buyer Advice
For this generation of Porsche 911 Turbo S, prioritize a comprehensive pre-purchase inspection. While lower mileage is generally preferred, a well-maintained higher-mileage example can offer significant savings if its mechanical condition is sound. Leverage listings that have been on the market longer for better negotiation potential.
Top 5 Recommended Deals
Exceptional price point offering significant savings, despite higher mileage. Represents a strong value for buyers prioritizing cost over lower mileage.
Features the lowest mileage and longest days on market among the qualifying deals, offering excellent value and negotiation potential.
Balances below-average mileage with a good number of days on market, presenting a solid value proposition with room for negotiation.
Attractive listing price below market average, though mileage is higher and days on market are lower than top recommendations.
Priced below market average, but with higher mileage and fewer days on market compared to other top deals.
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