A 2015 Porsche 911 sits at a median of $128,900 in the Canadian market right now. That's your anchor number. Half the cars listed ask more, half ask less, and it's the figure to keep in your head when a seller quotes you something wildly off in either direction.
Most of these land between $125,450 and $160,498. That's a $35,000 spread, and it's wide for a reason. The 911 badge covers a lot of ground in one model year, so where a specific car falls inside that band comes down to configuration and condition more than anything else. If you're being asked to pay near the top of it, the car needs to justify the extra thirty-plus grand on paper.
What the median tells you
Median mileage on these is about 46,000 km. Low, as you'd expect. People who buy a 911 tend to drive it on weekends, not commute in it, so a car with well under 50,000 km on it is the norm here, not a find. Don't pay a premium for average.
One car in the last 90 days tripped our deal signal. That's a single opportunity flagged below where the numbers say it should sit, which tells you the good buys on this year don't come around often. When one shows up priced under $125,000 with clean history and the mileage where it should be, that's the one worth moving on.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.