MMR for a 2012 Porsche

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You’ll need to provide mileage

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85k miles, updated in original post.

MMR is between $44k and $47k.
FYI the VIN is not correct.

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Thank you very much. I mistyped the 0 in the VIN to letter O.

Correct VIN: WP0CB2A90CS155124

Vin updated on the post. Does this have any bearing on the MMR, or do you see any discloses damages in the auction inspection?

The MMR for the SW region is $47k after entering the VIN. Not sure about any damage disclosures being reflected in that number.

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Appreciate you very much. Market for older Porsche’s has been crazy volatile in the last 12 months.

Here you go! The adjusted values are based on your miles which is more than double the average.

Base MMR

$66,500

Avg Odo (mi)

29,239

Avg Condition

4.1

MMR Range

$43,000 - $49,800

Adjusted MMR

$46,400

Estimated Retail Value

Based on Cox Automotive Retail Transactions

$58,000

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The 85k mileage is the killer here. You’re losing $20k in value right there as the average is 29k for a 2012

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Well what can you say.

The vehicle has been on the road for 11 years, yet the market seems to be made of garage queens that were driven ~2.5k miles / year

Appreciate the detailed response my guy. Is there any information specific to my VIN (eg. Condition, disclosures) when you enter it in the MMR portal?

This should be moved to the hackrs lounge. @trusted_legacy_group

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You can ask for MMR in Hackrs Lounge exclusive to Super Supporters.

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Absolute worst trim, in the worst gen. Can’t believe it’s worth that much. Sorry slugger.

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Ouch, im not sure who hurt you. We were simply discussing market price trends.

Where is the lie?

With 85k miles on the Odometer, you need to stop driving it and sell before the cold weather arrives… its a cabriolet.

Im not calling you a liar. I just think asinine takes like yours are misplaced in a thread discussing values.

Not a problem in CA

I was alluding to the fact that MMR prices drop quite a bit on cabriolets once the summer ends…which could affect prices overall including CA.