2026 Porsche 911 Prices Revealed – Base Carrera Sees $8,000 Hike to $129,950
The Porsche 911, renowned as a modern sports car benchmark, continues to solidify its legacy with remarkable performance, reliability, and unmatched usability. Its enduring value makes it a favorite among automobile enthusiasts worldwide, but that prestige comes at an ever-growing price.
For the 2026 model year, Porsche has announced notable price increases across the 992.2-generation lineup. This adjustment is not linked to impending tariffs on imported vehicles, but rather reflects updates and added features that come with the latest models. Let’s dive into the details.
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Starting Prices Across the 2026 Porsche 911 Carrera Lineup
Here’s a quick glance at the new starting prices for various 2026 Carrera models:
- Carrera Cabriolet: $143,150
- Carrera T Coupe: $140,950
- Carrera T Cabriolet: $154,150
- Carrera S Coupe: $148,650
- Carrera S Cabriolet: $161,850
- Carrera GTS Coupe: $172,050
- Carrera 4 GTS Coupe: $179,850
- Carrera GTS Cabriolet: $185,250
- Carrera 4 GTS Cabriolet: $193,050
- Targa 4 GTS: $193,050
- GT3/GT3 Touring: $224,750
Notably, the delivery, processing, and handling fee increased from $1,995 to $2,250 for all 2026 911 models. While these increments may seem steep, they reflect subtle enhancements that elevate the driving experience further.
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What’s New for the 2026 Porsche 911
Despite price hikes, Porsche has introduced minor updates to justify the added cost:
1. Standard Features: The black Leather Package, previously optional for $2,840, now comes standard on the 911 Carrera. Similarly, the Preparation for Roof Transport System is now included as a standard feature on coupes.
2. Leather Options: Enhanced configurations simplify leather option packages, making them more cost-effective. For instance, the Basalt Black/Classic Cognac leather package now integrates extended leather door panels, reducing the overall cost of upgrading.
3. Power Upgrades: USB-C ports now provide double the power output, delivering 60 watts for enhanced connectivity.
4. Paint Customization: Ten new Paint to Sample colors offer personalization opportunities, alongside new decals and design options for models like the GT3 and Carrera T.
As 911 prices climb, enthusiasts might consider placing orders early to mitigate future tariffs or potential further increases. Additionally, it’s worthwhile to confirm with dealerships whether price protection applies to orders already placed.
The rise in prices is not confined to the 911; other Porsche models like the Taycan, Panamera, Macan, and Cayenne have seen hikes too, albeit less significant.
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