2018 Porsche 911 Targa 4 GTS
This 2018 Porsche 911 Targa 4 GTS sold for $173,000 at Sotheby's Motorsport in October 2026, as of October 17, 2026.
Photo: Sotheby's MotorsportEvery time it’s been to auction
1 appearance. Oldest first.
- Oct 2026Sold $173,000Sotheby's Motorsport2,945 miles
What 911 Targa 4 GTSes sell for
15 sales in the past two years.
Most sold between $132,000 and $153,000
What this spec has sold for, last 2 years
What the listing said
SamWhen it sold in October 2026, the listing gave 2,945 miles, a Carfax report, one owner and original paint.
911 Targa 4 GTSes that sold
The 15 sales behind the range above, in the past two years. Newest first.
- 2018This car · 2,945 miles · Oct 2026 · others$173,000
- 201819,000 miles · Jul 2026 · Bring a Trailer$130,500
- 201821,000 miles · May 2026 · Bring a Trailer$178,000
- 201819,979 miles · Jul 2025 · PCarMarket$140,000
- 201821,000 miles · Jun 2025 · Bring a Trailer$161,000
- 201811,000 miles · May 2025 · Bring a Trailer$156,000
- 20189,000 miles · Feb 2025 · Bring a Trailer$140,000
- 201816,000 miles · Aug 2024 · Bring a Trailer$128,000
- 201815,200 miles · Jan 2024 · Cars & Bids$124,500
- 201820,000 miles · Jul 2023 · Bring a Trailer$127,000
- 20181,000 miles · Dec 2022 · Bring a Trailer$150,000
- 201819,000 miles · Jun 2022 · Bring a Trailer$137,500
- 201841,091 miles · Jun 2022 · PCarMarket$140,000
- 201814,000 miles · Mar 2022 · Bring a Trailer$135,000
- 201845,394 miles · Jan 2022 · PCarMarket$133,250
Questions
- What did this car last sell for?
- $173,000 at Sotheby's Motorsport in October 2026.
- How many times has it been to auction?
- Once, and it sold that time.
- How does its last sale compare with others?
- Its 2026 sale was $173,000. Most 911 Targa 4 GTSes sold in the past two years went for $132,000 to $153,000.
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