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Generation

Porsche 911 996

1997-2004
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Updated 3 Oct 2026

Used Porsche 911 996s typically list for about £26,000 in the UK, with most between £15,500 and £45,000. By model year, 2004 cars list for the most, at about £32,000, and 2000 cars for the least, at about £15,000. 3.6 litre cars list for about £9,000 more than 3.4 litre cars.

Typical price

£26,000

Typical range

£15.5k–£45k

Highest recorded

£259,995

Average annual change (1998–2004)

+7%/yr

Price by year

Typical price at each production year.

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“Newer examples listed today tend to be pricier: 2004 cars sit around £32k, 2003 around £27k, while early 2000s and late 1990s cars are nearer £15k–£22k; 1997 shows a very high figure but is based on only 2 listings.”

Where prices sit today

How many currently-listed cars we found in each price band.

“Most listings cluster between about £14k and £30k, with noticeable peaks around £19k–£23k and another around £31k; a long tail of higher-priced cars continues past £40k up to six-figure listings.”

Price by variant

Typical prices for each variant. Hover or tap a variant to see the range.

£0k£68k£136k£204k£272k

“Basic Carreras and Carrera Tiptronic S sit at the lower end (around £13k–£20k), Carrera 4/4S and Turbo variants sit higher (roughly £22k–£68k), and GT2/GT3-level entries are at the top, over £100k for GT2.”

Only includes listings where the seller named the variant, so not every car is counted here.

Price breakdown

Listings we found by body style, gearbox and engine size.

By body style

Body styleTypical priceTypical rangeListings
Coupe61 listings£29,000£29k61
Convertible37 listings£22,000£22k37

By gearbox

GearboxTypical priceTypical rangeListings
Manual58 listings£27,000£27k58
Automatic39 listings£22,000£22k39

By engine

EngineTypical priceTypical rangeListings
3.4 litre15 listings£20,000£20k15
3.6 litre76 listings£29,000£29k76

Typical price Middle 80% of listings Scale: £0–£60k

“Coupes list about £7k more than convertibles, manuals are around £5k higher than automatics, and 3.6 litre cars are about £9k more than 3.4 litre examples (the 3.4 group has only a few listings).”

Value a specific car

Pick a year for a valuation of that car, adjustable for mileage and condition.

Carrera 4S · typically £30,000

Carrera 4 · typically £22,000

See all 36 variants →

This is aggregate market data based on listings we could find for the whole generation. Mileage, condition and history can move an individual price significantly.

Note: the first or last production year shown can occasionally include a small number of listings from the neighbouring generation.