I've owned Porsches for more than 20 years and have tried to buy cars that I really like and that are close to the bottom of their depreciation curve. I'm now looking to pick up a liquid cooled 911 and I'm interested in thoughts on what that market is doing. I know that nobody has a crystal ball but I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks.
Ken
Where's the market going? (not the stock market)
My personal opinion is the market is very strong, especially for manual transmission cars. The repeated cost increase for new 992s, the minimizing of manual availability and the looming tariff costs have reset 992 prices. 991s are holding steady / rising because 992s are so hard to come by and expensive. The .1s enjoy the benefit of last NA 911s, while the .2s have the improved interior / PCM & usable torque. Clean 997s are appreciating as the last hydraulic, NA cars and have a smaller pool of vehicles from the recession.
In general 911s have the best depreciation among mass production cars:
https://robbreport.com/lifestyle/news/p ... 236415831/
In general 911s have the best depreciation among mass production cars:
https://robbreport.com/lifestyle/news/p ... 236415831/
From South Eastern PA
'17 991.2 base cab 7sp, 2011 135i cab 6sp, 2011 328xiT, 2019 x5
2025 z4 Handschalter on the way
'17 991.2 base cab 7sp, 2011 135i cab 6sp, 2011 328xiT, 2019 x5
2025 z4 Handschalter on the way