In Melbourne, Porsche pricing starts in the low six figures for entry models and climbs to supercar money quicker than a 911 on a warm day.
New cars typically run from about AUD 100k–150k for base 718 or Macan variants, through AUD 180k–300k for Cayenne and Taycan trims, and AUD 280k–600k+ for 911s—plus on-road costs and Luxury Car Tax.
Used stock is a wider playground: older Boxster/Cayman or Cayenne examples can land around AUD 25k–60k, while late-model or special 911s often sit between AUD 180k and 400k+ depending on spec and history.
Melbourne demand, options lists longer than the Yarra, and impeccable service records all nudge prices north.
Check current listings on Tradingpost and local dealers for live numbers, then budget for insurance and maintenance that’s appropriately, shall we say, premium.

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