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How much does Porsche depreciation cost me?

I’m thinking about buying either a new Porsche or a certified pre-owned one. The only issue is depreciation. I don’t want to buy a new one when I can get a low-mileage option and let someone else take the hit. What is the depreciation rate on a Porsche?

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Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Regardless of the model, you can reasonably expect to lose around 25% of the value of a new Porsche over the first three years of ownership.
However, this amount will vary depending on the model. Porsche 911s tend to depreciate less—15% over five years—compared to something like a Cayenne—which loses around 45% of its value over five years.
The idea here is to gauge the importance of a new car. If you want one straight off the lot, you’re going to pay more and suffer from increased depreciation, but you’re the first owner. If you don’t care who owned the car before you and you want a bargain, a used option is more plausible.
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