Pre-A1948–1955
Typical $195,00012 months —Sales 15
- Speedster$228,0005—
- Coupe$169,0007—
Model market
Porsche 356
1948–1965 · 4 eras · 206 sales in the last 12 months
- Sales · 12 months
- 206
- Most valuable era
- Pre-A
- Manual premium
- —
- Variants priced
- 11
Every era, and what it’s worth today
Each era sits where it was built and is shaded by its typical sale over the last 12 months. Choose one to see its variants.
Most valuable era
Pre-A
Typical sale $195,000
Rising fastest
356B
+39.2% on the year before
Most traded
Coupe
356C · 45 sales in 12 months
What moves the price
Like for like: every sale is compared with the typical price of its own variant, so these are the premiums for the same car.
Mileage
Against the typical sale of the same variant, over three years of sales.
Era by era
Each era’s variants from most to least valuable: the typical sale, and the range the middle half of sales fell in.
356A1955–1959
Typical $154,00012 months +29.4%Sales 61
- Speedster$215,00029—
- Convertible D$198,0006—
- Cabriolet$133,0006—
- Coupe$130,00017—
356B1959–1963
Typical $115,00012 months +39.2%Sales 66
- Cabriolet$161,00013—
- Roadster$157,00017—
- Coupe$68,50034−12%
356C1963–1965
Typical $92,50012 months +24.7%Sales 64
- Cabriolet$147,00014—
- Coupe$82,50045+28%
Built from public sale records of cars sold in US dollars over the last one to three years. Typical sale is the median sold price; 12-month changes need at least 20 sales in each year; premiums compare each sale with the typical price of its own variant. Figures describe the market, not any one car.
Stable Value
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