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928 · Auction results

1981 Porsche 928 auction results

928s · sold in the past two years

$20,000 to $26,500

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest 928 sale: October 2026.

14 928 sales at auction in the past two years. 19 individual cars by VIN below, with 22 recorded sales.

Every 1981 Porsche 928 by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
WP0ZZZ92ZBS800394WP0ZZZ92ZBS8003942Sold $26,500 ($27,693 with buyer's fee)Oct 202683,100
WP0JA0928BS820999WP0JA0928BS8209991Sold $25,111 ($26,367 with buyer's fee)Sep 202560,000
WP0JA0923BS821008WP0JA0923BS8210081Sold $31,000 ($32,550 with buyer's fee)Sep 202560,000
WP0JA0923BS820134WP0JA0923BS8201341Sold $25,500 ($26,775 with buyer's fee)Sep 202540,000
WP0JA0920BS821192WP0JA0920BS8211922Bid to $55,000, not soldSep 202676,000
WP0ZZZ92ZBS840480WP0ZZZ92ZBS8404801Sold $126,000Feb 2025107
WP0JA0920BS820026WP0JA0920BS8200262Sold $25,500 ($26,775 with buyer's fee)Dec 202456,000
WP0JA092XBS821135WP0JA092XBS8211352Sold $60,928 ($63,974 with buyer's fee)Jul 202422,000
WP0JA0926BS821469WP0JA0926BS8214692Bid to $37,000, not soldJan 202623,000
WP0JA0925BS820457WP0JA0925BS8204571Sold $11,027 ($11,578 with buyer's fee)Jul 2023300,000
WP0ZZZ92ZBS840259WP0ZZZ92ZBS8402591Sold $30,000 ($31,500 with buyer's fee)May 20238,000
WP0JA0927BS821304WP0JA0927BS8213041Sold $27,500 ($28,875 with buyer's fee)Nov 202229,000
WP0JA0922BS821095WP0JA0922BS8210951Sold $24,000 ($25,200 with buyer's fee)Sep 202233,000
WP0JA0928BS821392WP0JA0928BS8213921Sold $10,911Aug 202277,554
WP0ZZZ92ZBS840050WP0ZZZ92ZBS8400501Sold $23,500 ($24,675 with buyer's fee)May 202271,000
WP0JA0926BS820676WP0JA0926BS8206761Sold $7,800 ($8,190 with buyer's fee)Mar 202273,000
WP0ZZZ92ZBS800603WP0ZZZ92ZBS8006031Sold $24,200Jan 2022
WPOZZZ9ZZBS410961Sold $12,146Jul 2020
WP0JA0923BS820067WP0JA0923BS8200671Sold $10,000May 2020110,000

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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