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What does a Porsche 911 GT3 RS cost?

A Porsche 911 GT3 RS costs a median of SEK 2,925,000 in the Nordics, based on 24 unique listings during August 2026. Most prices fall between SEK 1,899,786 and SEK 3,580,125. Special edition — asking prices, duplicates removed.

SEK 2,925,000

Median price · the Nordics

SEK 1,899,786 – SEK 3,580,125

Price span (P5–P95)

24

Unique cars

15,360 km

Avg. mileage

Asking prices, not sale prices. Cross-site duplicates removed.

Trend

June 2026: SEK 2,295,000July 2026: SEK 3,391,371August 2026: SEK 2,925,000SEK 2,925,000June 2026August 2026

Price by model year

2016 (9)2,0 M kr
2024 (3)3,0 M kr
2025 (8)3,4 M kr

Price by year and mileage

Find your model year and mileage — median price at the intersection, with listing count (n). The comparison that actually answers what your car is worth.

Årsmodell0–2,500 mil2,500–5,000 mil
2024–20263,4 M kr10
2016–20202,3 M kr61,9 M kr3

Price by mileage

0–2,500 mil (16)3,2 M kr
2,500–5,000 mil (5)2,0 M kr

Price vs mileage

Each dot is an actual 911 GT3 RS for sale right now — see how mileage and model year move the price. Dashed line = median.

0k2.1 M4.2 MMedian 2.9 M0k mil1k mil3k mil4k mil6k mil2004 · 3 154 mil · 2925 000 kr2023 · 1 730 mil · 3245 000 kr2016 · 1 640 mil · 1995 000 kr2019 · 2 368 mil · 2696 000 kr2025 · 232 mil · 3495 000 kr2019 · 1 395 mil · 2795 000 kr2024 · 705 mil · 4245 000 kr2024 · 1 350 mil · 3496 000 kr2016 · 4 690 mil · 1988 000 kr2016 · 3 903 mil · 1799 000 kr2025 · 820 mil · 3649 000 kr2016 · 570 mil · 2600 000 kr2016 · 570 mil · 2600 000 kr2016 · 1 536 mil · 1900 000 kr2004 · 3 154 mil · 2925 000 kr2025 · 232 mil · 3495 000 kr2016 · 1 640 mil · 1995 000 kr2023 · 724 mil · 2895 000 kr2024 · 1 220 mil · 2995 000 kr2025 · 695 mil · 3395 000 kr2025 · 1 835 mil · 3349 000 kr2019 · 5 500 mil · 2387 000 kr2016 · 3 250 mil · 1800 000 kr2016 · 5 600 mil · 2097 000 kr2025 · 695 mil · 3395 000 kr2024 · 1 220 mil · 2995 000 kr2025 · 1 835 mil · 3249 000 kr
0–3 yrs4–8 yrs9+ yrs

How age and mileage move the price

−SEK 176,426

Per 1,000 mil

−SEK 38,975

Per year older

At the same age, every 1,000 mil lowers the price by roughly SEK 176,426. Each year older costs about SEK 38,975 — independent of mileage.

Estimated from 27 cars (explains 44 % of price variation). Indicative, not exact.

The cars behind the figure

The actual listings behind the median, grouped by mileage. Our own listings link to the car; the rest link to their source.

0–2,500 mil (20)

YearMileagePriceSource
20161,536 milSEK 1,899,766bytbil
20161,640 milSEK 1,995,000Blocket
20161,640 milSEK 1,995,000bytbil
2016570 milSEK 2,599,900Blocket
2016570 milSEK 2,599,900bytbil
20192,368 milSEK 2,695,792Finn.no
20191,395 milSEK 2,795,000Blocket
2023724 milSEK 2,895,000Blocket
20241,220 milSEK 2,995,000wayke
20241,220 milSEK 2,995,000Blocket

+10 more in this band

2,500–5,000 mil (5)

YearMileagePriceSource
20163,903 milSEK 1,799,000Blocket
20163,250 milSEK 1,799,900Blocket
20164,690 milSEK 1,987,635Finn.no
20043,154 milSEK 2,925,000Blocket
20043,154 milSEK 2,925,000bytbil

5,000–10,000 mil (2)

YearMileagePriceSource
20165,600 milSEK 2,096,505Finn.no
20195,500 milSEK 2,387,159Finn.no

Germany over time

German median asking price per month, reconstructed from archived listings (Internet Archive). Shows how the price level has moved — e.g. what the same model cost a few years ago.

February 2026: €282,000March 2026: €177,900April 2026: €179,900May 2026: €178,695€178,695February 2026May 2026

From €282,000 (February 2026) to €178,695 (May 2026) — −37 % on the German market.

The data may be reused freely with attribution (CC BY 4.0): RarestMarket Premium Car Index. Methodology & sources

Frequently asked questions

What does a Porsche 911 GT3 RS cost?+

A Porsche 911 GT3 RS costs a median of SEK 2,925,000 in the Nordics, based on 24 unique listings during August 2026. Most prices fall between SEK 1,899,786 and SEK 3,580,125. Special edition — asking prices, duplicates removed.

Is a 911 GT3 RS more expensive than a regular 911?+

Yes. The GT3 RS is a special edition priced separately from standard versions and traded on rarity — see the model page for the standard 911.