996 Market Index · Monthly briefing

October 2026, through October 19

Median hammer price $36,500 across 29 verified sales recorded so far this month, for a total of $1,614,673 in hammer prices. The top of the market did the talking: nine Turbo sales at a $114,000 median, four of the five biggest sales of the month.

29
VERIFIED SALES
$36,500
MEDIAN HAMMER
$1,614,673
TOTAL HAMMER
$191,996
TOP SALE

The month so far

Carreras were the volume — 14 of the 29 sales, at a $32,875 median. The headline number belongs to the Turbos: a 7,000-mile 2002 Turbo coupe with the X50 package hammered at $191,996 on October 18, the strongest 996 result recorded this autumn. The month's second-biggest sale is the anomaly worth naming: a modified 2002 Turbo coupe with 78,000 miles hammered at $180,996 — more than all but one stock Turbo this month. One sale is not a trend; it is recorded here because it happened, not because it reprices modified cars.

By model

ModelSalesMedian hammer
Carrera14 sales$32,875
Turbo9 sales$114,000
Carrera 43 sales$20,750
Carrera 4S3 sales$34,500

The five biggest sales

DateCarTransmissionMilesHammerSource
2026-10-182002 Turbo Coupe6-speed manual7,000$191,996BaT
2026-10-122002 Turbo Coupe6-speed manual78,000$180,996BaT
2026-10-082001 Turbo Coupe6-speed manual7,000$147,000BaT
2026-10-132002 Turbo Coupe6-speed manual21,000$122,000BaT
2026-10-172004 Turbo Cabriolet6-speed manual37,000$114,000BaT

How to read this edition

Every figure is a verified auction hammer price — winning bid, buyer fee excluded — recorded from the listing on the day it sold. Asking prices never enter this index. This is a partial-month edition: daily recording began October 18, and this page is updated to the complete month after October 31. Monthly comparisons start with the November edition, the first built on a full month of daily coverage — a trend line drawn from one partial month would be exactly the kind of number this site exists not to publish.

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