2019 911 Speedster

The 991 Speedster was unveiled in Stuttgart during Porsche’s 70th anniversary celebration and capped the 991 generation with a limited run of just 1,948 cars. It borrowed its chassis and 6-speed manual transmission from the 991.2 GT3 and was powered by the same 4.0-liter, naturally aspirated flat-six capable of spinning to 9,000 rpm. True to Speedster tradition, it featured a shortened and more steeply raked windshield, reduced side windows, and a signature double-hump rear tonneau cover, blending classic design cues with GT-level performance.

This 2019 911 Speedster was #1,756 of the 1,948 examples produced and carried more than $84,000 in options and special features. Finished in Paint-to-Sample Meissen Blue, it featured a Black leather interior with Bordeaux Leather Door Panel and Dashboard Trim, along with nearly $53,000 in additional custom tailoring specified by the owner, including extended leather on the air-vent surrounds, steering-column casing, and door-sill guards. Showing just 100 miles with a one-owner CarFax, it presented in exceptional condition.

Over the last twelve months, 991 Speedsters have averaged $452,800, with a low of $365,000 and a high of $543,000 set by a 25-mile example in Jet Black Metallic. 991 Speedsters have been on a strong run lately, and with our Spotlight car showing just 100 miles and loaded with options, a new twelve-month high felt likely. It ultimately sold at a final bid of $531,000, just shy of the top mark.

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