Buying a Porsche 911 996 in 2019 | How to avoid depreciation Video

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In this video, I show a depreciation analysis of the Porsche 991 996. It is important to note that all the values are averages and need to be interpreted as such.

The Porsche 911 996 was not well received when it was introduced in 1997. One of the main reasons for this was the replacement of the 993’s air-cooled engine by the water-cooled boxer engine. Also, the looks were criticized heavily as the pre-facelift models shared the front with the cheaper Porsche Boxter. As a result, prices dropped significantly. To investigate if we are already at the bottom, I shop depreciation analysis for the following models:

Carrera 2
Carrera 4
Targa
4S

In the video, I analyze the depreciation per year and the depreciation per 1000 KM driven. My initial expectations that the 4S would be the best choice, turned out not to be true! In fact, the Carrera 2 facelift might turn out to be the best choice.

*Please note that I used the German market in this video as an example. This means that the absolute prices are of course different from your local market. The relative market movements should, however, be the same.

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