Where can I find the best used Porsche 911 deals?

FlatSixFinder aggregates used Porsche 911 listings from Carvana, Cars.com, Hemmings, Bring a Trailer (BaT), Cars & Bids, and PCarMarket in one place, with live deal scoring to identify the best value cars.

How does FlatSixFinder score Porsche deals?

Each listing is scored 1-100 based on price vs. recent auction comps from BaT and Cars & Bids, mileage relative to age, model year, and listing badges like No Reserve. Higher scores mean better deals.

What Porsche models does FlatSixFinder cover?

FlatSixFinder covers the Porsche 911, 718 Cayman, and 718 Boxster — all flat-six and flat-four powered sports cars — across all major online marketplaces.

How often are Porsche listings updated?

Listings are automatically refreshed every 2 hours from all sources. You can also set up a price alert to be notified by email when a matching Porsche hits your target price.

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FlatSixFinder aggregates used Porsche 911, Cayman, and Boxster listings from Carvana, Cars.com, Hemmings, Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, and PCarMarket. Every listing is scored for deal quality based on price vs. recent auction comps, mileage, and model year. Set a price alert to get notified when a matching Porsche drops below your target price. Updated every 2 hours automatically.

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Price vs. Market Average

0 – 45 pts

We compare the listing price against a benchmark average for each model (911, Cayman, Boxster). A car priced at the average earns ~25 pts. Every percent below average adds points — a car priced 30%+ below market can earn the full 45. Priced above market? Scores drop toward 0.

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Mileage for Age

0 – 30 pts

We calculate expected mileage based on the car's age (~12,000 mi/year). A car with half the expected miles scores near the maximum. A car with double the expected miles earns close to 0. Low-mileage examples are rewarded; high-mileage examples are penalised.

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Model Year

0 – 15 pts

Newer cars score higher, reflecting more modern safety, tech, and powertrain refinements. A 2024 model earns close to the full 15 pts; a 2004 model earns closer to 0.

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Auction Badge Bonus

+5 or +10 pts

Auction listings can earn a bonus:
No Reserve +5 pts — the seller has committed to selling at any price, creating a genuine price-discovery opportunity.
Great Deal +10 pts — flagged as an exceptional value by our scoring algorithm.

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Hot Deal

70 – 100

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Good Deal

50 – 69

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Fair

30 – 49

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Overpriced

1 – 29

Bid Gravity — Auction bids accelerate sharply in the final hours, so a low current bid with 4 days left is not a real price signal. We automatically dampen the price component based on time remaining: 4+ days out the price score counts for only 30%, rising to 100% in the final 24 hours. The score tooltip will show "Xd left — Bid Gravity applies" when this is active. Learn more →

Benchmark averages — Price benchmarks are based on aggregated market data for each Porsche model and are periodically updated as the market shifts. They are a guide, not a guarantee.

Porsche 991.1 For Sale (2012–2015)

The 991.1 (2012–2015) is the last 911 generation to offer a naturally aspirated engine in the base Carrera and Carrera S — a 3.4L and 3.8L flat-six respectively. Purists value the linear power delivery and naturally aspirated character that the 991.2's twin-turbo traded away for more headline power.

GT3 and GT3 RS models use a 3.8L high-revving flat-six making up to 500 hp; the GT3 offers a 7-speed PDK or a traditional 6-speed manual, making it one of the last manually-operated GT3s Porsche produced.

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