Buying a Porsche 911 911 Turbo? Then this is the video to watch. In this depreciation and buying guide of the Porsche 911 Turbo, I will show you how much the values changed in the last year and how much the car depreciates per 1000 miles. Moreover, I will show you how these numbers differ for the 991.1, 991.2, Turbo S, and the base model.

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The recently introduced Porsche turbo 911 992 set the performance benchmark. Yet, it comes with a hefty price. If you are not willing to pay so much for a car, the 991 turbo might be the car for you. It still outperforms most super cars. Moreover, also financially it might be the smartest choice.
We start with an overview of the Turbo market. This reveals that the price differences between the various generations can be large. The largest gap you find between the 992 and 991. Once we familiarized ourself with some general statistics, we zoom in to the 991 turbo market and evaluate the one year price change.

On a market level, we can see that prices came down. Yet, a more detailed analysis reveals that this price drop is driven by a certain market segment: The 2019 model which, last year, were almost brand new. They lost approximately 15k. Contrary to this, the 991.1 market segment saw a price increase and also the older 991.2 turbos remained stable.

Content:
0:00 Is the 991 turbo market already bottoming?
01:10 Porsche 911 Turbo market
03:18 One year price change
09:15 Conclusion

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