Carrera 2
Yearly median hammer price, 59 sales in the valuation bands. Current median $50,500.
Porsche 964 · 1989–1994 · 339 verified sales
Know What Your 964 Is Worth.
I got tired of guessing what 964s are worth, so I started collecting every auction result I could verify. There are 339 of them here now, 216 of them in the 2019–2026 valuation bands that power the calculator below. Every price is a hammer price from Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids, with PCarMarket and Collecting Cars and Hemmings being added, and the dataset grows every week.
One thing to know: these are auction results. What a car hammers for and what it lists for are different numbers, and this site only tracks the first kind.
339verified sales
216in valuation bands
8models tracked
$96,000median hammer, valuation bands
Live Auctions Right Now
Porsche 964s on the block at the source sites right now — the live listings behind the market this page tracks. Bidding happens there, not here.
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What is this 964 worth?
Every car is valued from sales of the same model, body, and transmission. Nothing is averaged across the range.
Pick the car, enter the mileage, and run it. If the band doesn't have enough verified sales yet, the calculator says so instead of guessing.
Recent verified sales
- 1994 Turbo · 27,158 mi · $450,000 2026-10-16 · Bring a Trailer
- 1991 Turbo · 14,972 mi · $310,000 2026-10-15 · Bring a Trailer
- 1994 Speedster · 6,125 mi · $224,000 2026-10-15 · Bring a Trailer
- 1989 Carrera 4 · 54,917 mi · $119,000 2026-10-08 · Bring a Trailer
- 1991 Turbo · 47,224 mi · $417,000 2026-10-06 · Bring a Trailer
- 1992 Carrera RS · 37,904 mi · $250,000 2026-10-05 · Bring a Trailer
Median hammer by model
From the 216 sales in the valuation bands (2019–2026, documented mileage, substantive modifications left out). Thin models show what the data supports and nothing more.
| Model | Sales | Median | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carrera 2 | 59 | $50,500 | $23,250 – $335,000 |
| Carrera 4 | 57 | $70,500 | $23,000 – $222,000 |
| America Roadster | 11 | $110,000 | $75,964 – $175,000 |
| Carrera RS | 7 | $290,000 | $209,000 – $469,999 |
| RS America | 24 | $157,750 | $61,500 – $275,000 |
| Turbo | 40 | $190,000 | $76,000 – $480,964 |
| Speedster | 18 | $172,500 | $123,000 – $270,000 |
What the data shows so far
The best-covered car here is the Carrera 2, with 59 sales in the bands. Across the whole set, the median hammer is $96,000.
93% of the banded sales are manuals, the rest Automatic/Tiptronic. The mix moves as the dataset grows, and the model pages break it down car by car.
This is a young dataset next to the 996's. It launched with the sales above and backfills every week; the bands and medians are computed from the data each time, so what you see is what the sales say today.
Price trends
Carrera 4
Yearly median hammer price, 57 sales in the valuation bands. Current median $70,500.
America Roadster
Yearly median hammer price, 11 sales in the valuation bands. Current median $110,000.
Buying a 964?
The free Buyer's Guide covers all-in bidding math, how to read a listing, and the checks that matter on these cars.
How this works
- Every sale here was collected and verified from a public auction result. Asking prices never enter the values.
- Valuations come from sales of the same model, body style, and transmission in the same mileage band. Three or more sales make a median; one or two show their actual prices; none means the calculator says so.
- The 964 years, 1989–1994 are kept apart throughout.
Get the 964 Buyer's Guide
The full guide as a file, plus a note when the dataset crosses its next hundred sales. Email capture is being set up; the guide itself is free to read now.
The form switches on when the mailing list is live. Nothing is collected until then.