The Fastest And Slowest Depreciating Porsches - 2024 Update

Have you been dreaming about owning a Porsche but don’t want to lose a fortune to depreciation? No worries; I'll guide you through the cars you should steer clear of if you care about resale values and those that should definitely be on your shortlist. Follow me on Instagram   / fourwheeltrader   Contact me [email protected] More market analyses Porsche:    • Porsche depreciation analyses   Ferrari:    • Ferrari depreciation analyses   McLaren:    • McLaren depreciation analyses   Audi:    • Audi depreciation analyses   Quarterly car market updates:    • Car market deep dives   Connent 00:00 Big depreciation differences 00:56 The Porsche market 02:07 High depreciating models 06:58 No depreciation or value increase models 12:17 Key takeaways We can conclude the following things about the 2024 Porsche market: First, with exception of the Taycans, Panameras, and GT4RSs, the Porsche market is on average performing better than the rest of the sport and supercar market at this moment. All used 911s, boxsters, and caymans, are relatively safe purchases. So even the cars that are not highlighted in this video, are doing quite well. Second, if you are a value conscious buyer, it is not so smart to buy a new taycan or a Panamera. Taycans prices are plummeting in line with he EV market, and Panameras depreciate in line with other high end luxury cars. Third, you do not need to spend hundreds and thousans of dollars if you want a Porsche that is not depreciating at all or might even go up in value. Sure, we saw that GT3 RSs and GT2 RSs are doing well. But 987 caymans, 718 boxsters, 996.1, 997, 991.1 carreras, and 996 turbos are doing just as well while being much more affordable. Fourth, we only looked at descriptive trend and not at future trend. These trends can predict the short term price development to some extent, but not the long term development. Last year GT4s did for example extremely well. This year, they still did well, but just fell on the negative side of the zero point. Disclaimer: The Content is for educational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. Nothing contained in this video constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement to buy or sell any cars. The information published has been obtained from or is based on sources which are believed to be accurate and complete. Although reasonable care has been taken, the completeness and the accuracy of any information published cannot be guaranteed. Any opinions may be wrong and may change at any time. You should always carry out your own independent verification of facts and data before making any purchase decision.