The Mezger-engine 996 Turbo has finally broken out: last-12-month median $77,575 against $60,500 the year before, with manuals ($78,748 median) now worth roughly 50% more than Tiptronics ($52,501) and clean low-mile X50/Turbo S manuals routinely clearing $120k.
v4
$62,000
no change
744
$79,500
80%
40
The 996 Turbo has stopped being the cheap 911 Turbo: the last 12 months median is $79,500 against $60,500 the year before (+31.4%), and manual coupes with X50 or ultra-low miles are now six-figure cars.
v3
$62,000
+$624 (+1.0%)
744
$79,500
80%
40
The 996 Turbo has stopped being the cheap 911 Turbo: last-12-month median is $79,500 against $60,500 the year before, and the money is concentrating hard on original, unmodified, manual X50 coupes.
v2
$61,376
—
732
$75,900
80%
40
After a soft 2024–25, the manual 996 Turbo has broken out: last-12-month median $75,900 vs $59,500 the year before (+27.6%), with 2026 running an $83,000 median and low-mileage manual coupes clearing $100k — while Tiptronics, cabriolets and accident cars still trade at half that.
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.