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.

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2023 was an extremely interesting year for the Porsche market. After most cars experienced a decline in price during the second half of 2022, 2023 added a bit of flavor and increased the variety in the trends.
This has important implications for you as a Porsche owner or buyer. If you care about values and want a Porsche, it makes sense to steer away from Taycans, and to a lesser extent, also from Panameras. On the other hand, we observed that especially GT4s, GT3RS, older 911s, Caymans, Boxsters, and some 992s are holding up well.

I believe that the newer cars in this list, particularly the 992s, still have a lot of downward risk. So, the fact that prices stabilized during the last six to nine months does not mean that they won't drop in the future. Therefore, I would personally seek out the cars from the list that are a few years old.

Content:
00:00 Big differences
00:57 Porsche market
01:59 Highest depreciation
04:49 Lowest depreciation
09:51 Overview
10:30 Car market in general
11:16 Conclusion

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