Founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche in Stuttgart, Germany, Porsche begins as a consulting firm and vehicle developer. The first car created under the name Porsche is produced in 1948, when the 356 is approved and officially marks the beginning of the company as a sports car maker. The next major step in establishing Porsche as a high performance automaker was the introduction of the 911, which makes its debut in the 1960s. Since then, the 911 becomes synonymous with Porsche heritage.

Porsche is a popular choice when buying used because it combines everyday usability and strong driving performance. The most sought after models are the 911, 718 Boxster and Cayman, Cayenne, Macan, and Panamera. These vehicles are well known for excellent handling, upscale interior finishes, and a wide range of trim and option choices that help you find the exact specifications you want.

Most shoppers looking for a preowned Porsche also want high resale value. This is especially true with sports cars. Buyers are willing to pay a premium when a vehicle includes complete service documentation, has quality tires and brakes, and shows a consistent maintenance history.

Additional factors that help sellers attract buyers include offering options shoppers want, providing CARFAX reports that show a clean history, keeping records of dealer service and work from qualified independent mechanics, and presenting the vehicle fresh from a pre purchase inspection because post purchase ownership and upkeep costs are critically important when shopping for a Porsche.

Here are a few Porsche facts to consider before selling:

• In iSeeCars’ 2025 depreciation study, the Porsche 911 has the lowest average five-year depreciation of any vehicle, at an average of 19.5 percent. This figure means it retains its value better than the average vehicle depreciation of 45.6 percent reported in the same study. (iSeeCars)
• Porsche’s U.S. website states that the 911 Carrera starts around $135,500. Price may vary based on included options and freight charges. (Porsche)
• In the United States, a new Porsche vehicle is covered for a period of four years or 50,000 miles, whichever occurs first. See additional exclusions for full details of the coverage. (Porsche)
• According to Porsche, Taycans are covered by an eight-year or 100,000-mile high-voltage battery warranty. The manufacturer expects that most vehicles retain approximately 70 percent of their original battery capacity after eight years, although actual capacity varies based on use and conditions. (Porsche)
• EPA estimates for the 2025 Taycan in some configurations run up to 318 miles but differ based on model package, wheels and tires, as well as your choice of battery. (EPA / fueleconomy.gov)
• Porsche says the Cayenne Electric offers towing loads of up to 7,716 pounds when properly equipped. The exact towing capacity can vary depending on the individual configuration and options for that vehicle. (Porsche)
• Porsche announces sales revenue from all divisions for 2024 in the amount of €40.1 billion ($43.7 billion) and operating profit of €5.6 billion ($6.1 billion), using the March 12, 2025, ECB euro reference rate (EUR 1 = USD 1.0886). (Porsche; Banca d’Italia (ECB reference rates))
• According to its own data, Porsche has invested approximately €1.9 billion (roughly $2.1 billion) in its factory at Leipzig since it opened in 2000, using the euro conversion rates published by EUR-Lex on May 31, 2024 (EUR 1 = USD 1.0852). (Porsche; EUR-Lex)
• According to Porsche, its product vision has the potential to allow more than 80 percent of Porsches sold worldwide to be electric by 2030. However, the company also stresses that reaching that goal depends on consumer preference and the pace at which electric vehicles enter mainstream use. (Porsche; Reuters)

Popular Porsche Vehicles Wanted

We are looking for Porsche vehicles of all types, including SUVs, sports cars, sedans, and convertibles. We want to buy all levels of condition from low mileage with high documentation to high mileage with gaps in their service history.

While having a clean title is preferable, we will consider branded or salvage titles depending on individual circumstances. We are making offers on all vehicles, regardless of the condition, including accident damage, hail damage, flooding, a nonrunning condition, excessive wear, needed mechanical repair, or needed cosmetic repairs. Missing keys, expired registration, an no titles wanted too.

We determine the current value and provide an appropriate price. We are ready to provide you with a top-dollar price for your Porsche.