The manual 996 Turbo has quietly re-rated: last-12-month median $83,000 against $66,380 the year before, with the gap between a documented manual coupe and a tuned Tiptronic now wider than the price of a whole car.
v3
$67,000
no change
416
$83,000
81%
150
After four flat years around $66-69k, the manual 996 Turbo broke out in 2026 — last-12-month median $83,000 versus $66,000 the year before — and the money is now concentrated in unmolested, accident-free, X50 manual coupes.
v2
$67,000
—
414
$83,000
81%
150
Manual-coupe 996 Turbos have re-rated hard — last-12-month median $83,000 against $65,500 the year before — and the market now pays a fortune for original, documented, low-mile X50 cars while punishing tuned, converted and Tiptronic examples.
v1
Every completed run is kept. Medians move both because the market moves and because
each refresh adds newly-sold cars to the record, so read a change as "what the full auction
history says now" rather than as a like-for-like price move.