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Porsche 911: Luxury Speed That Holds Its Value

2/12/2026

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The Porsche 911 (992 generation) combines grand touring comfort with speed after its 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show debut.
The 2021 model was refined despite pandemic challenges.
The 911 depreciates slowly, losing about 8% in three years.
Due to post-COVID price surge, a five-year-old 911 may retain its original MSRP around $101,000, slightly above a 2021 Lotus Evora GT and well below the new 911 base price over $135,000.

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The Porsche 911 (992 generation) combines grand touring comfort with speed after its 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show debut.
The 2021 model was refined despite pandemic challenges.
The 911 depreciates slowly, losing about 8% in three years.
Due to post-COVID price surge, a five-year-old 911 may retain its original MSRP around $101,000, slightly above a 2021 Lotus Evora GT and well below the new 911 base price over $135,000.