https://www.hagerty.com/apps/valuationtools...Porsche-914-2.0

https://www.hagerty.com/articles-videos/art...ring_Supplement

I imagine that graph considers the two recent and anomalous, sales for 90-large. Expect an 'adjustment' when they amortize over time with other future sales at lower levels that follow near term.

+10% For factory AC made me laugh.

I like NADA Guides. I use them for all my insurance valuations. Never much cared for Hagerty numbers.

Just looked this up and took a picture because I saw no way to screen capture but there may be a way, I just don't know how.

Nice numbers


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NADA #'s seem low for a six IMHO
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Good point and PM me how you did that picture post please.

Thank you for this post. I just increased the agreed upon value with my insurance company to $25K.

I Just increased my 1974 2.0 to $40K

I just invested in a new crack pipe to go along with those values.

Zach

It’s important not to confuse insurance valuation with current sale prices.

I just watched a nice 74 2.0 sell at the Goodings auction sell for 93,000.00 after fees. People pay stupid money at those things but still!

There's an ass for every seat. A car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it. The market is being flooded with 914s. Ebay has approximately 30 1/2 cars listed. Would you sell your car at these higher prices, propably yes, but would you buy it for that same price.

I like to watch the sales on Bring a Trailer as they’re pretty much a continual auction (without the costs of a Barrett-Jackson or Mecum auction), so I feel they’re pretty representative. However, having the Hagerty and NADA valuations could be very valuable in case of an insurance loss.