US auction buyers paid more than twice the US launch price; no UK sale or priced UK advert found in the last 12 months.
Boutique (launch) price, dealer asking price and real auction result. Currencies are never converted except where stated.
What is the Porsche 911 GT3 (997.2) 2009–2011 launch price in United Kingdom?
£81,914 (Launch price (2009), Autozine (Porsche Cars GB announcement), 29 Jan 2009).
What has a Porsche 911 GT3 (997.2) 2009–2011 actually sold for at auction (United Kingdom)?
$255,000: No UK sale found in 24 months: nearest, US median of 4 winning bids, before fee, $169,000–$355,500 (Bring a Trailer, Nov 2025–Sep 2026). Cross-market display: no qualifying sale in this market's currency in the last 24 months, so the most relevant recent sale is shown in its original currency (USD), not converted; no gap is computed. Winning bids exclude BaT's 5% buyer fee (max $7,500). Sold lots only, figures re-read from each listing page on 18 Oct 2026. Median with the 5% fee added: $262,500. One 2010 car failed to meet reserve at $225,000 and then sold on BaT for $240,000; the $240,000 is used. 1 unsold at $161,000 (Canada).
What has a Porsche 911 GT3 (997.2) 2009–2011 actually sold for at auction (Euro area)?
$255,000: No euro-area sale found in 24 months: nearest, US median of 4 winning bids, before fee, $169,000–$355,500 (Bring a Trailer, Nov 2025–Sep 2026). Cross-market display: no qualifying sale in this market's currency in the last 24 months, so the most relevant recent sale is shown in its original currency (USD), not converted; no gap is computed. Winning bids exclude BaT's 5% buyer fee (max $7,500). Sold lots only, figures re-read from each listing page on 18 Oct 2026. Median with the 5% fee added: $262,500. One 2010 car failed to meet reserve at $225,000 and then sold on BaT for $240,000; the $240,000 is used. 1 unsold at $161,000 (Canada).
What is the Porsche 911 GT3 (997.2) 2009–2011 launch price in United States?
$113,150 (Launch price (MY2010), Car and Driver, 2009).
What has a Porsche 911 GT3 (997.2) 2009–2011 actually sold for at auction (United States)?
$255,000: Median of 4 winning bids, before fee, $169,000–$355,500 (Bring a Trailer, Nov 2025–Sep 2026). Winning bids exclude BaT's 5% buyer fee (max $7,500). Sold lots only, figures re-read from each listing page on 18 Oct 2026. Median with the 5% fee added: $262,500. One 2010 car failed to meet reserve at $225,000 and then sold on BaT for $240,000; the $240,000 is used. 1 unsold at $161,000 (Canada).
Is it worth buying right now?
US auction buyers paid more than twice the US launch price; no UK sale or priced UK advert found in the last 12 months.
Auction beats asking
An asking price is what a dealer hopes to get. An auction result is what someone paid. Where no public sale exists in the last 24 months, we say so.
Fees, stated
Bring a Trailer and Collecting Cars figures are winning bids before fee unless marked incl. fee. Phillips, Christie’s, Bonhams, Antiquorum, Heritage, Monaco Legend, Lempertz and Iconic figures include buyer’s premium; Gardiner Houlgate figures are hammer prices before premium. Auction sales are shown in the currency they sold in, never converted; when a market had no sale of its own in the last 24 months, its card shows the nearest relevant sale and no gap is computed.
Dated and linked
Asking prices checked 3, 11, 17 and 18 Oct 2026. Auction results checked 18 Oct 2026. See every reference.
