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718 Spyder · Auction results

2023 Porsche 718 Spyder auction results

718 Spyders · sold in the past two years

$127,000 to $152,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through last night. Latest 718 Spyder sale: June 2026.

The 2023 Porsche 718 Spyder sold 14 times at auction since January 2024, as of October 21, 2026.

Every 2023 Porsche 718 Spyder by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
WP0CC2A87PS222019WP0CC2A87PS2220191Sold $127,000 ($133,350 with buyer's fee)Jun 20269,000
WP0CC2A89PS222264WP0CC2A89PS2222641Sold $130,000 ($136,500 with buyer's fee)Mar 20266,000
WP0CC2A86PS222058WP0CC2A86PS2220582Sold $125,000Mar 20263,188
WP0CC2A81PS222355WP0CC2A81PS2223551Sold $126,500 ($132,825 with buyer's fee)Jan 20261,600
WP0CC2A86PS222030WP0CC2A86PS2220301Sold $139,000 ($145,950 with buyer's fee)Oct 20254,700
WP0CC2A8XPS222063WP0CC2A8XPS2220631Sold $138,000 ($144,900 with buyer's fee)May 20252,600
WP0CC2A83PS222096WP0CC2A83PS2220961Sold $137,500 ($144,375 with buyer's fee)Nov 202412,000
WP0CC2A83PS222034WP0CC2A83PS2220341Sold $128,000 ($134,400 with buyer's fee)Oct 20244,400
WP0CC2A82PS222011WP0CC2A82PS2220112Sold $179,000 ($186,500 with buyer's fee)Sep 2024309
WP0CC2A84PS222012WP0CC2A84PS2220121Sold $125,500 ($131,775 with buyer's fee)Sep 20242,100
WP0CC2A89PS222328WP0CC2A89PS2223281Sold $160,000 ($164,500 with buyer's fee)Sep 20241,600
WP0CC2A83PS222258WP0CC2A83PS2222581Sold $151,000 ($158,500 with buyer's fee)Aug 2024756
WP0CC2A80PS222184WP0CC2A80PS2221841Sold $161,000 ($168,500 with buyer's fee)May 20242,100
WP0CC2A80PS222105WP0CC2A80PS2221051Sold $135,300Apr 2024
WP0CC2A86PS222044WP0CC2A86PS2220441Sold $151,800 ($159,300 with buyer's fee)Jan 202412,000
WP0CC2A85PS222231WP0CC2A85PS2222311Sold $126,000 ($132,300 with buyer's fee)Aug 2023700
WP0CC2A87PS222098WP0CC2A87PS2220981Sold $145,000 ($152,250 with buyer's fee)Mar 202339

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