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Porsche 911 GT3 (996, 2004-2005)

Porsche · 911 GT3 · 996 generation · Coupe

The Porsche 911 GT3 (996) sells for about $125,026 at auction right now, the median of 13 auction sales in the last 12 months. Our Comp Trend reads Rising (+7% over the last 12 months), high confidence. Dealers ask a median $177,300 across 2 used cars at 1 dealer.

NextComp verdict All cars · not filtered
Negotiate low confidence

Demand rising but asks run +34% over auction comps — focus on outliers, walk on premium.

Median ask
$177,300
Sold $85,400 – $196,999 · 13 auction sales in 12 months, middle 80%
Last sale $208,000 on Sep 18, 2026
Not enough price history for a trend chart yet.
Median ask (7-day avg) Auction sale Rising · high confidence All cars · not filtered +7% a year over the last 36 months from 33 auction sales. How this works
Ask vs auction
+34%
dealer median vs BaT 6-mo median $132,000
Days on market (DOM)Days a car has been listed. The figure shown is the median: half of the cars have been listed longer. Longer means more room to negotiate.Full definition
3d
median, half sit longer
Listings
2
across 1 dealers
Likely deal priceThe median ask less the expected haircut: what a prepared buyer can reasonably expect to pay, not the sticker.Full definition
$177,300
median ask less 0.0% expected haircut

Why this verdict

Negotiate (low confidence). The readings behind it. Tap any underlined term for what it means.

Market stateHeating, Stable or Softening, from how fast cars sell, how inventory is moving and how often prices are cut. Heating favours the dealer, Softening favours the buyer.Full definition
Heating

Cars are selling faster than new ones are listed and asks are firming. Dealers have the leverage.

LiquidityHow easily cars sell here, scored 0-100 from sell-through, days on market and how often asks are cut. Higher means a faster, easier sale.Full definition
55/100
Expected haircutThe discount dealers usually end up giving: how often asks get cut times the typical cut. A sensible anchor for a first offer.Full definition
0.0%
Active with cutsRecent price cuts relative to the number of cars for sale. Above 100% means cuts are more frequent than there are cars listed, because one car can be cut several times. Heavy discounting.Full definition
0%
Sell-throughShare of tracked cars that have left the market rather than still sitting on dealer lots. Low means stale stock.Full definition
0%
Auction median (6 mo)
$132,000

8 sold in 6 months, 25% RNM. What cars actually sold for at Bring a Trailer. RNM (reserve not met) is the share of auctions where the top bid fell short of the seller's reserve, so a high share means sellers want more than buyers pay. BaT cross-ref

Benchmark confidence
low

Based on 2 qualified asks. NCB, the NextComp Benchmark, is the median asking price of qualified used cars (excludes new/demo, salvage, accident and outlier-priced listings). It is a dealer ask, not a sale price.

Anchor offers ~3% under ask
How the market-state score was built
  • Only 6d of observation history — price trend not used
  • Median DOM 2d → +24pts
  • 0% of active inventory has been cut → +8pts
Summary for citing · data as of 2026-10-20

As of 2026-10-20, NextComp tracks 2 used Porsche 911 GT3 (996, 2004-2005) listings across 1 US dealers. The median asking price is $177,300 (top decile $191,380), median mileage 30,214 mi, median 3 days on market. Market state: Heating (liquidity 55/100); Bring a Trailer 6-month median sold $132,000. NextComp verdict: Negotiate (low confidence) — Demand rising but asks run +34% over auction comps — focus on outliers, walk on premium.

Source: NextComp dealer-inventory snapshots, rebuilt after every fetch. Cite as “NextComp, Porsche 911 GT3 (996, 2004-2005) market data, 2026-10-20” — methodology · JSON API

Pricing compass

All reference prices relative to BaT (6mo sold) (anchor = 0%). Ask vs auction vs hedonic-fair tells you whether the dealer market is pricing in line with realized transactions.

ReferenceSourcePriceΔ vs anchorVisual
Asking P25 ask $168,500 +27.7%
Asking median ask $177,300 +34.3%
Asking P75 ask $186,100 +41.0%
Confidence-adjusted model $177,300 +34.3%
BaT median (6mo) auction $132,000 0.0%
BaT median (12mo) auction $125,026 -5.3%

Comp Trend

Rising (high confidence): +7% a year over the last 36 months from 33 auction sales. Market data, not investment advice — methodology.

Browse listings

One list, three views. For deeper signals (cut probability, hedonic residual, dealer rating) see the analytical table further down.

StatusListingDealerPriceMilesDOMDateSource
For saleHCC Specialty Cars$159,70039,4770d2026-10-20CarGurusview ↗
For saleHCC Specialty Cars$194,90020,9505d2026-10-15CarGurusview ↗
Used
2
Median price (used)
$177,300
Price σ / CV
$24,890
CV 14.0%
P90 price
$191,380
top decile
Median miles
30,214 mi
Median DOM
3 d
P90 5d
Out of warranty
100%
2 of 2 · age ≥ 4y
Dealers
1
top-3 100.0%
HHI
10,000
concentrated

Model fit

Median-price trend (linreg over days)
Slope: −$2,514 /day
R²=0.43 · p=0.158 · n=6

Active auctions (BaT · PCM · C&B)

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Inventory & median price (with 7d/30d MA)

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Asking price distribution

Days on market

Price vs. mileage (active)

Median price by mileage bucket

Top dealers by inventory

Price segmentation by mileage tier

High-mile cars (15k+) often cliff in price for sports/exotic markets. Sell-through and DOM-at-sale per tier reveal which mileage band actually moves.

TierActiveSold/delistedMedian askMeanDOM (active)DOM at saleSell-through
0-1k mi 0 — — — — — —
1k-5k mi 0 — — — — — —
5k-15k mi 0 — — — — — —
15k-20k mi 0 — — — — — —
20k+ mi 2 — $177,300 $177,300 3d — 0%

Porsche 911 GT3 (996): common questions

Answers come straight from the tracked data above and update on every rebuild (snapshot 2026-10-20 10:12 UTC).

What is a Porsche 911 GT3 (996) worth?

As of 2026-10-20, the auction median is $125,026 across 13 sales in the last 12 months. Dealers ask a median $177,300 for the 2 used cars listed now.

Is the Porsche 911 GT3 (996) going up in value?

Our Comp Trend reads Rising (high confidence): +7% a year over the last 36 months from 33 auction sales. It describes recent market data, not a forecast.

Which Porsche 911 GT3 (996) model year is the best value?

By auction median: 2004 $109,498 (66 sales), 2005 $87,996 (19 sales). The 2005 has the lowest auction median.

How much do dealers negotiate on a Porsche 911 GT3 (996)?

Very little right now: the expected haircut is 0.0%, so plan on paying close to the median $177,300 ask.

How many Porsche 911 GT3 (996) cars are for sale?

As of 2026-10-20 we track 2 used Porsche 911 GT3 (996) listings at 1 US dealer. Half have been listed longer than 3 days.

What did the last Porsche 911 GT3 (996) sell for?

The most recent auction sale we recorded was $208,000 on Sep 18, 2026.

What paint and options are worth

Paint to Sample, Sonderwunsch and the big options move this car's price more than year or miles do, so the headline median uses standard-paint cars only. Premiums are estimated across every car at once: dealer asks control for year and miles; auction sales also control for the quarter they sold, so a rising market isn't counted as an option premium. Tags come from each listing's description and each auction's spec list (2 of 2 cars for sale and 36 of 37 auction sales have full text; the rest are read from color and title).

PaintFor saleMedian askAuction sales (12 mo)Median sold
Standard paint 2 $177,300 13 $125,026
Paint to Sample 0 — 1 $152,996
SpecPremium on dealer asksPremium at auction (same quarter)
PCCB ceramic brakes — +$8,000 (+6%, 8 cars, noisy)

Dollar premiums are relative to the standard-paint median (ask or 12-month sold). "Rough" and "noisy" mean only a few cars carry the spec, so the number can move a lot as more sell. A premium only shows up once at least 3 cars have the spec and 3 don't.

Color popularity & liquidity

Per-color median price, days on market, and sell-through. PTS / rare specifics are listed under "Top examples". Sell-through fills in as snapshot history grows.

FamilyActiveDelistedMedian $DOM (active)DOM at saleSell-throughTop examples
Silver 2 — $177,300 3d — 0% Polar Silver Metallic · Arctic Silver Metallic

Active listings (2)

⚠ = no CarFax/AutoCheck record uploaded — title status presumed clean, please verify manually before purchase.

SignalTitleDealerPriceMilesDOMCut prob (21d)residRating
✓ verifiedFair Deal
2004 Porsche 911 GT3 Coupe RWD
HCC Specialty Cars$159,70039,4770d0%—NAview ↗
✓ verifiedFair Deal
2004 Porsche 911 GT3 Coupe RWD
HCC Specialty Cars$194,90020,9505d2%—NAview ↗