A 2008 Porsche 911 in the Canadian market sits around $75,000 at the median. That's the number to anchor on. Half the cars on offer ask more, half ask less, and it's the cleanest single read you'll get on what this year is actually worth right now.
Most listings land between $73,998 and $86,450. Notice how tight the bottom of that band is against the median, then how much room opens up above it. A car priced near $74,000 is sitting right where the bulk of the market lives. Once you climb toward $86,000 you're paying near the top of what's typical, and that money needs a reason behind it, whether that's condition, service history, or a spec that stands out.
What the mileage tells you
Median odometer reading for this year runs about 75,500 km. So the typical 2008 you'll come across has covered a fair chunk of road but isn't worn out. Use that as your reference point. A car well under that figure gives you a real argument to push toward the upper end of the range. One sitting well above it, priced like the low-mileage examples, is where you start negotiating.
Two cars got flagged as deals in the last 90 days. This isn't a year with a flood of standout pricing, so when something does dip below that $74,000 floor, it's worth a serious look rather than a quick scroll past.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.