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2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S

34.7% depreciation ($15,692)

2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S has a median resale price of $172,408 against an original MSRP of $188,100, which works out to 34.7% depreciation across 14 analyzed listings. It ranks 9 of 9 trims by value retention for this model year. This trim is listed with gas and all wheel drive.

Depreciation Details

MSRP (When New)
$188,100
Median Resale Price
$172,408
Depreciation
34.7%
Listings Analyzed
14

How Turbo S Compares to Other 2017 Trims

Lower depreciation means stronger resale retention. The Turbo S ranks 9 of 9 trims with enough listing data for this model year.

TrimMSRPMedian ResaleDepreciationListings
Carrera GTS$89,400$140,0850.0%5
Targa 4 GTS$138,200$156,72619.2%6
Targa 4S$122,600$135,25321.4%15
Carrera S$103,400$113,89921.5%29
Carrera 4S$110,300$119,99122.5%25
Carrera$89,400$89,94528.3%36
Turbo$159,200$160,08828.4%26
Carrera 4$96,300$88,78434.3%6
Turbo Sthis trim$188,100$172,40834.7%14

Specifications

Engine Typegas
Horsepower580 hp
Torque516 lb-ft
Transmission7-speed automated manual
Drivetrainall wheel drive
City MPG20 mpg
Highway MPG28 mpg
Combined MPG24 mpg
Engine Size3.8
Cylindersflat 6
Body TypeCoupe
Doors2
Seats4
Curb Weight3,527 lbs
Cargo Capacity5.7
Fuel Tank17.9

Frequently Asked Questions

How much has the 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S depreciated?

The 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S shows 34.7% depreciation from its original MSRP. In dollar terms, the median listing price is $172,408 compared with an original MSRP of $188,100. This is based on 14 current used-market listings, so it should be read as market research rather than a guaranteed trade-in value.

Is the Turbo S trim a good value for this model year?

The value case depends on how its depreciation compares with neighboring trims and whether the equipment matters to you. Among the 9 trims with enough listing data, it ranks 9 by lowest depreciation. A lower depreciation percentage usually means stronger resale value, while a larger dollar discount can be attractive if you care more about purchase price than future resale. Compare mileage, condition, accident history, and options before treating the trim ranking as a final buying decision.

What specs are matched for the 2017 Porsche 911 Turbo S?

The matched spec record lists gas, all wheel drive, 7-speed automated manual, 24 combined MPG. The spec match is used only when it can be tied to this model year and trim without an ambiguous join. If source records disagree, the page favors the depreciation data and avoids presenting unsupported mechanical details as fact.