centerpunch

I'm considering selling my 31K mile C4, so looked at sales data from BringaTrailer.com in 2020.

https://bringatrailer.com/porsche/993/ (Note that you can now filter the results for date and other options.)

I looked only at NB cars, did not include C2S, C4S, or Turbo. Maybe someone else will want to do that. (Edit- did chart for non-turbo wide body cars, see following post.)

There were 70 cars auctioned. I separated them into 4 categories:

6-speed coupes
6-speed targas
6-speed cabs
automatic cars (all types)

I sorted each group by price, and color coded mileage and price. (The prices shown do not include BaT's 5% buyer fee.)

It's clear that the recent selling prices are higher than the sales earlier in the year.

Anyway, thought this might be interesting to some folks. I've attached jpg, plus pdf and even excel file in case someone wants to add other models.
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SF Neunelfer

Very nice, I’m in the market for one and this is helpful.

-R

centerpunch

I looked and there were only 14 wide body cars, so I quickly did those too.

I think all but one were 6-speeds, but if there were more, I may have missed noting that detail.
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4Driver4

Great data. I bought my car about a month ago, and it seems fall on the cheap side of "fair price"
Thanks!

Blrmkr

Thanks for compiling the data. Looks like I need to up my agreed value.

drodg

It does look like the 993 (besides the C2S and the C4S) are starting their climb upwards.

jay@EZimmoblock.com

Paul - Your hunch about NB prices increasing appears to be correct. The chart below shows your 2020 data plotted along with the 2019 data I had in another spreadsheet. I added 5% BAT fee to your numbers to match mine to compare apples to apples.

ob993

Great info, thanks for sharing!

alsamrob4

Excellent info. I'm on there, but not sure whether I did well!

But I love the car, and as my grandfather told me "the enemy of a good deal is the better deal someone else got"

m32

Jay,

Thanks for sharing. Do you have this for C2S and C4S by chance?

Edwin

rrc715

Another saying applies, “you only live once but you are dead a long long time”. So, I suggest if you have always wanted a Pcar you better just go for it and buy whatever generation you like. If you already have one you better drive it and enjoy it. Leaving sealed up in the garage is almost like not having it. RRC 👍🏽

fishoop

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Not that I ever intend to sell my car, the data makes me feel warm and fuzzy as an owner

Allen

Here is another data point: sold mine on 5/2020, '97, C2 Coupe, black/black, 6-speed, 59K miles, $68,000.

Thomas Moore

Thanks for the great summary! Much better than the handwritten notes I've been keeping. I'm in the market - PM sent.

centerpunch

Interesting!

Hey, could you graph just the cars with 70K miles or less? Looks like above that there is a huge range of prices, probably due to a huge range of different conditions!

Thanks.