Ownership course · by HBi Auto
The Porsche ownership course
Buying, owning, selling and upgrading a Porsche: a complete course from the people who do it every day, with real market data.

This is a complete course on Porsche ownership, from choosing your first one to selling it and buying the next. It is built on two things: what the HBi Auto team sees buying, inspecting, servicing and selling Porsches every week, and 911 Tracker, which follows 10,741 Porsches by VIN with 9,491 verified US sales.
Every model page shows what that car really sells for, what moves the price, what to look for and the maintenance it needs. The tools (a Porsche finder, a maintenance planner, a pre-purchase checklist and the cost calculators) work on any phone.
The course
Buying your first Porsche
Choose the line, the generation and the model; price it with real sales; inspect it; buy it safely.
168 pages02Owning
The first 30 days, the maintenance planner for every generation, fluids, preventive care and the common repairs.
Planner + schedules03Selling
Sell outright, trade in, consign or sell privately: the trade-offs and a calculator for what you net.
Calculator04Upgrading
Where owners go next and which Porsches hold their value, from verified sales.
Value analyticsEvery Porsche, model by model
Pick a model line to open its generations and models. 911 Tracker has market numbers for the 911, Boxster, Cayman and the hypercars; the Cayenne, Panamera, Macan and Taycan pages cover every generation, what to check and the maintenance schedules.
Porsche 911Eight generations since 1964, from air-cooled classics to the 992 GT3 RS.122 models8,528 salesfrom $42,000Open ›
BoxsterThe mid-engine Porsche roadster since 1997: 986, 987, 981 and 718, plus the Boxster Spyder.11 models411 salesfrom $37,100Open ›
CaymanThe mid-engine Porsche coupe since 2006: 987, 981 and 718, plus the GT4 and GT4 RS.11 models524 salesfrom $37,600Open ›
959, Carrera GT & 918Porsche's hypercars: one generation each, and each one changed the company.3 models28 salesfrom $2,900,000Open ›
CayennePorsche's SUV since 2003: 955/957, 958 and the current 9Y0.Generations, schedules and buying guideOpen ›
PanameraThe four-door Porsche: 970, 971 and the current car.Generations, schedules and buying guideOpen ›
MacanThe compact Porsche SUV, petrol 95B and the new electric Macan.Generations, schedules and buying guideOpen ›
TaycanPorsche's electric sedan, Cross Turismo and Sport Turismo.Generations, schedules and buying guideOpen ›Start here
Shopping for your first Porsche?
Start with chapter 1. Use the finder to see what your budget buys, then open the model line and work down to the model.
Just bought one?
Go to chapter 2, enter your car in the maintenance planner and see what is due.
Find your Porsche
Set your budget and what matters. Every model shown sold for a median at or under your budget in the last 24 months on 911 Tracker.
The finder uses 911 Tracker sales, so it covers the 911, Boxster, Cayman and hypercars. For the Cayenne, Panamera, Macan and Taycan, open their guides.
Written by the 911 Buyers and HBi Auto team in Mocksville, NC. Market numbers come from 911 Tracker's VIN-checked US sales and say what they are based on; maintenance intervals say where each one comes from. This course is general information, not an inspection, an appraisal or legal or tax advice.