The median 2011 Porsche 911 in the Canadian market sits at $141,000. That's your anchor. If a car is priced anywhere near it with clean history and roughly average distance, you're paying what most people pay.
The typical range runs wide: $134,900 at the low end, up to $298,900 at the top. A spread that big on a single model year usually points to a mix of configurations and conditions rather than one clean price for one car. The bottom of that band is only about four percent under the median, so most of the movement lives above $141,000, not below it.
Reading the range
Median distance is 59,921 km, which is low for a 14-year-old car. A 911 at or under that number is holding value near the middle of the band. When you see one priced closer to $298,900, assume it's carrying something the median car doesn't. Rarer spec, lower distance, or a variant that commands more. Anything down at $134,900 is priced to move.
One 911 got flagged as a deal in the last 90 days. These don't turn over fast, so a single signal tells you the good buys are scarce and worth acting on when they surface. Use $141,000 as your reference and treat everything above it as something you need to justify with the car in front of you.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.