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Selling your Porsche 911

You can sell a Porsche 911 outright to a specialist dealer, consign it, or run it through an online auction. 4ByFreak buys 911s outright — a firm offer the same day, wire the same business day you accept, enclosed transport anywhere in the country at our cost — and takes the right cars on consignment when you would rather hold out for retail.

Quick facts

What we buy: Air-cooled 964 and 993; 996, 997, 991 and 992 Carrera, Targa, Turbo and GT models
Offer: Same day, firm, no obligation
Payment: Same business day by wire or cashier's check
Pickup: Enclosed transport nationwide, arranged and paid by us
Paperwork: Title, lien payoff and notary handled at pickup

Updated September 2026 · About 4ByFreak · Full FAQ

What drives the price

What a serious 911 buyer prices first:

Transmission. A manual carries a clear premium on every generation; PDK is fine on a Turbo or GT3, Tiptronic is the hardest sell.
Mileage and use. Low miles help, but a 60,000-mile car with every service stamp beats a 20,000-mile car that sat.
Records. Service history, a recent pre-purchase inspection, and on a 996 or 997.1 the paperwork for an IMS bearing retrofit or the original bearing's condition.
Paint and accidents. Original paint and a clean history report. A repainted panel is not fatal if it is disclosed and done well.
Colour and options. Paint-to-sample and rare colours, sport seats, Sport Chrono, limited-slip differential, PCCB, factory aero.
Model. Turbo, GT3 and GTS cars have their own markets; a base Carrera trades on condition and spec.

How it works with 4ByFreak

Tell us about it

Generation, transmission, mileage, colour, options and what records you have. Photos of the car and the service book are enough to start.

Get the number

Our buyer has bought and sold dozens of 911s and comes back the same day with a firm figure — and a consignment estimate if you want one.

Get paid and picked up

Accept, get paid the same business day, and an enclosed carrier collects the car.

When another route is better

A rare-spec, low-mileage or GT-model 911 with complete records usually does best at an online auction or on consignment, where the market sets the price. Expect three to eight weeks to funds and fees on one or both sides. A standard Carrera in good order, or any car you need sold quickly and privately, nets close to the same money sold outright and closes in days.

Questions we get about this

Do you buy 996-generation 911s?

Yes. The 996 is the value entry to the 911 and we buy them regularly, manual cars especially. Tell us whether the IMS bearing has been addressed; it changes the number, not whether we make an offer.

Will you buy a 911 with a loan on it?

Yes. We pay the lender directly and wire you the difference the same business day.

Do you buy Tiptronic cars?

Yes, at a lower number than a manual. We will be straight with you about the gap.

Is an outright sale or consignment better for my 911?

Outright if you want certainty and speed. Consignment if the car is special, you are not in a hurry, and a higher gross is worth waiting for. We will quote both.