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Ever wondered what the Porsche Other Models price looks like for a classic in its golden years? For enthusiasts and collectors, the Porsche Other Models 1995 price is a question that blends nostalgia with value. Even though we won’t give you a single figure—because market conditions, mileage, and condition all shift the numbers—you can still grasp the frame of reference and know where to look for the best deals.

• Model line-up: 1995 Porsche 911, 944, and 968 variants; each has its unique aesthetic and performance pedigree.
• Engine: 2.5‑4.5L flat‑six, producing between 165 hp (944) and 280 hp (911 Carrera).
• Transmission: Manual 5‑speed (most 944s) or automatic 4‑speed (many 911s). Hybrid models emerged only later, so 1995 cars remain strictly combustion.
• Fuel type: Premium unleaded gasoline, 95/97 octane to keep the engine’s balance.
• Power output: 165–280 hp, 200–385 lb‑ft of torque; a sweet spot for daily driving and spirited track days.
• Drivetrain: Rear‑wheel drive across the board, limited‑track‑mode in the later 964 and Berlinetta 959 series.
• Dimensions: Length around 167″ (4.25 m), width 72″ (1.83 m), wheelbase 104″ (2.64 m). Compact yet athletic.
• Weight: KGDX 3,500 lb (1,587 kg), with the 911 slightly lighter in the Carrera 2 compared to the GT2.
• Suspension: MacPherson strut front; multi‑link rear with optional active suspension for the GTS models.
• Brakes: Front ventilated discs 12″; rear discs up to 10″; standard passive ABS across all models.

Understanding the Porsche Other Models depreciation curve is key when you ask “what is a 1995 Porsche Other Models worth.” On average, these vehicles follow a classic luxury car depreciation pattern but retain higher values due to brand prestige and limited supply.

• First year loss – typically 15–20% of original value, driven by the dustiness of a 1995 era and the influx of newer models.
• Year 2–3 – a more gradual fall of 8–12% per annum as the car moves past the “new out-of‑lot” phase.
• After 5 years – many 1995 cars start to appreciate in value again, especially those with low mileage (2–5% appreciation curves) and track‑ready condition due to the demand for high‑class usage-built models.
• Long term – historical data from 2011 to 2023 suggest a 4–7% annual increase for cars with less than 70,000 km after the first decade.

All of this is part of the used Porsche Other Models price conversation. While “used Porsche Other Models price” may vary, it usually targets a base price that reflects both mechanical status and warrant coverage. A correctly serviced 1995 Porsche 944L, for example, will command

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