Buying guide
Buying guide: used Porsche 911 (992) in the Nordics
RarestMarket Editorial15 maj 20261 min läsning
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A used Porsche 911 of the 992 generation (2019–) typically costs between SEK 1.4 and 2.9 million in the Nordics, depending on variant. Carrera models are the most affordable, while the GT3 and Turbo S sit at the top. Always check the full service history, the condition of the PCCB brakes, and that the car hasn't been tracked.
- Generation
- 992 (2019–)
- Nordic price range
- SEK 1.4–2.9m
- Most common variant
- Carrera / Carrera 4 GTS
- Engine
- 3.0 turbo / 4.0 NA (GT3)
- What to check
- Service history, brakes, track use
Innehåll
The Porsche 911 is the sports car that's easiest to live with day to day, and the 992 generation pairs the classic silhouette with modern technology. The Nordic market offers a wide selection, but prices vary considerably between variants and equipment levels.
Which variant should you choose?
The Carrera and Carrera 4 GTS are the most balanced choices for buyers who want performance and daily usability. The GT3 targets the driver who prioritises track ability, while the Turbo S offers maximum acceleration.
- Carrera / Carrera S — best price/performance, 385–450 hp
- Carrera GTS — sportier chassis and equipment, popular in the Nordics
- GT3 — naturally aspirated, track-focused, strongest residual value
- Turbo S — 650 hp, all-weather supercar
What to check
Always request a complete service history from an authorised workshop. Check whether the car has ceramic brakes (PCCB) and their wear, as replacement is costly. Ask whether the car has been used on track — it rarely shows in the listing but affects wear.
Vanliga frågor
What does a used Porsche 911 cost in the Nordics?+
A used Porsche 911 of the 992 generation typically costs between SEK 1.4 and 2.9 million in the Nordics. Carrera models sit at the bottom and the GT3 and Turbo S at the top.
Is the Porsche 911 expensive to own?+
The 911 has low running costs for a sports car and strong residual value, but authorised servicing and a possible ceramic-brake replacement can be costly.