Exploring the Prices of Porsches in the UK Market: A Dive into latest Iconic Models

Porsche, the epitome of luxury and performance, continues to captivate car enthusiasts in the UK with its range of high-performance models. In this article, I’ll explore the current prices of some of the most sought-after Porsche models in the UK market, focusing on the 992 GT3, 992 GT3 RS, 911 Speedster, 911 Sport Classic, 911 S/T, GT4 RS, and Cayenne Turbo GT. These models not only represent the pinnacle of automotive engineering but also come with a price tag that reflects their prestige/ limited numbers. In recent times, the phenomena of ‘overs’ has really taken off and thus many vehicles fetch large premiums over list price.

1. Porsche 992 GT3

The 992 GT3 is renowned for its track-focused performance and exhilarating driving experience. In the UK, the starting price for a new 992 GT3 is around £146,000. This base price can increase significantly with the addition of various options and packages, which are often chosen by owners to tailor their vehicle to personal preferences and enhance performance or aesthetics, specs vary a lot on these but tend to be around £190,000. As with all Porsches, spec is incredibly important, along with PTS paint which tends to attract a higher resale value. Noted here the number of these cars produced was fairly significant, and thus prices have dipped - along with the number actively for sale.

Note here differences in the market between standard GT3 and Touring, which seems to be holding much better.

Number for sale : 59

Lowest price : £159,000

Highest price : £235,000 (Manthey kit)

Median price : £197,000

2. Porsche 992 GT3 RS

The 992 GT3 RS takes the GT3’s performance to an even higher level, featuring more aggressive aerodynamics and a power boost. The starting price for the 992 GT3 RS in the UK is around £193,000. Like the GT3, the GT3 RS offers a plethora of options that can drive the price higher, sometimes exceeding £250,000 for fully-loaded versions with weisach package. Important to note on these is that many cars (due to shortages) were missing various options, including carbon roll cage and ceramic brakes, lookout for these. They do seem to have settled from the very early cars which were fetching £500,000 initially, with many rare cars the initial sale price does tend to drop once more cars hit the market, but be under no illusion these cars are not produced in large numbers.

Number for sale : 12

Lowest price : £310,000

Highest price : £360,000

Median price : £330,000

3. Porsche 911 Speedster

The 911 Speedster, a limited-edition model, combines classic design with modern performance. It commands a premium price due to its exclusivity, starting at approximately £211,599 in the UK before options. Given its collectible status, prices are higher on the secondary market - two ‘styles’ are significant here, those with or without a ‘heritage’ pack, which gives you external and interior styling changes.

Number for sale : 9

Lowest price : £275,000

Highest price : £335,000

Median price : £305,000

4. Porsche 911 Sport Classic

The 911 Sport Classic is a modern interpretation of Porsche's classic design elements, making it a highly desirable model. In the UK, the starting price for this model is around £214,200. The blend of nostalgia and contemporary performance technology makes the 911 Sport Classic a unique and valuable addition to any car collection. This model is effectively a Turbo S with a manual gearbox, which is now rarely found on a modern Porsche. Heritage pack here was a common option, so although would usually dictate a premium, it could be that a PTS car without may be the better investment as a lot less were specified that way.

Number for sale : 6

Lowest price : £315,000

Highest price : £400,000

Median price : £357,500

5. Porsche 911 S/T

The 911 S/T is a homage to the lightweight and agile 911s of the past, focusing on a purist driving experience. This model is list priced at approximately £250,000 in the UK. Its rarity and specific appeal to driving purists contribute to its high price point, and it is expected to appreciate in value over time. This car is hailed as the pinnacle of Porsche vehicles available in the market. A very long term hold here will surely be good news, if you buy right.

Number for sale : 2

Lowest price : £495,000

Highest price : £495,000

Median price : £495,000

6. Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS

The GT4 RS is the ultimate performance version of the 718 Cayman, offering an exhilarating driving experience at a lower price point compared to the 911 series. In the UK, the starting price for the GT4 RS is around £108,370. Its value proposition lies in delivering high performance without reaching the high six-figure realm typical of the 911 range. Again, shortages did impact some of the production of these cars, so some are missing key options. To drive, and use on track, this car is truly phenomenal as it features the engine from a GT3, along with air intakes at the side of the driving position - which gives great sounds from inside the car.

Number for sale : 20

Lowest price : £139,500

Highest price : £175,000

Median price : £157,250

 

7. Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT

For those who desire pure performance in an SUV form, the Cayenne Turbo GT stands out as one of the best. It blends the practicality of an SUV with Porsche’s legendary performance. The starting price for the Cayenne Turbo GT in the UK is approximately £143,910. Its price can climb with various luxury and performance upgrades, making it one of the most expensive SUVs in the market, although compared to an Urus or G wagon, it’s still very well priced.

Number for sale : 11

Lowest price : £135,000

Highest price : £165,000

Median price : £150,000

 

Conclusion

The allure of Porsche's engineering excellence is reflected in the prices of its models in the UK market. From the track-bred 992 GT3 and GT3 RS to the limited-edition allure of the 911 Speedster and 911 S/T, and the versatility of the Cayenne Turbo GT, these vehicles represent a significant investment.

Whether you’re an enthusiast looking to experience the thrill of a GT3 or a collector eyeing the exclusive 911 Sport Classic, owning a Porsche remains a symbol of luxury, performance, and timeless appeal.

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*all data correct as of 21/05/2024 using AutoTrader