The median 2022 Porsche 911 sits at $227,938 across live Canadian listings. Most cars land between $196,000 and $313,575, which is a wide spread for one model year. That gap isn't noise. It's the difference between a base Carrera and a GT3, and knowing which end you're shopping changes the whole conversation.
Mileage barely factors in here. The median car shows just 12,715 km, so these are effectively lightly driven examples across the board. When almost everything on the market has single-digit-thousand kilometres, condition and options move the needle more than the odometer.
Where each trim actually lands
The trim data tells you exactly what you're paying for. A Carrera runs a median of $184,900, and its range is tight ($182,800 to $184,900), so there's very little room to negotiate down. The Carrera 4S actually comes in a touch lower at $179,888, with a bit more give from $169,988 to $189,995. If you want the most car for the fewest dollars, the 4S is the value play.
Step up and the numbers climb fast. A Turbo carries a $292,045 median, spanning $248,800 to $309,500 depending on spec. The GT3 tops the chart at $329,990 and holds firm, with a typical range of $319,900 to $335,888. Almost no discounting there. GT3 buyers pay the number, full stop.
One more signal worth your attention: 21 deals got flagged on this year in the last 90 days. So there's real movement, and the cars priced near the lower Carrera and 4S band are where you'll find something that looks fair rather than aspirational.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| GT3 | $329,990 | $319,900–$335,888 |
| Turbo | $292,045 | $248,800–$309,500 |
| Carrera | $184,900 | $182,800–$184,900 |
| Carrera 4s | $179,888 | $169,988–$189,995 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.