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Model Guide  /  Carrera 4S

Carrera 4S

Widebody Turbo-look with the Carrera 3.6L. The widebody premium — about $9,500 at the median — lives here.

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VERIFIED SALES
$36,789
MEDIAN HAMMER
$19,250
LOWEST SALE
$65,000
HIGHEST SALE

Model years: 2002–2005  ·  Body styles: Cabriolet, Coupe  ·  Transmissions: 6-speed manual, 6MT, Automatic, Tiptronic

Basis: verified sales since 2021, stock cars with documented mileage — the same basis as the valuation tool.

Median hammer price by mileage band

$52,00015–30k7 sales$44,49830–50k12 sales$41,99650–75k9 sales$31,25075k+25 sales

Source: 996Value.com verified auction sales since 2021 (Bring a Trailer, Cars & Bids, PCarMarket, Collecting Cars, Hemmings). Hammer prices exclude buyer fees.

Price bands.

Mileage bandSalesMedianObserved range
Under 15k miles0No verified sales
15–30k miles7$52,000$40,000–$65,000
30–50k miles12$44,498$30,000–$61,000
50–75k miles9$41,996$30,250–$55,000
75k+ miles25$31,250$19,250–$45,000

Recent verified sales.

DateCarMilesHammer
2026-10-132004 Carrera 4S Cabriolet44,000$30,000
2026-08-282004 Carrera 4S Cabriolet96,800$26,000
2026-06-122004 Carrera 4S Cabriolet99,500$35,000
2025-09-102003 Carrera 4S Coupe117,100$34,400

What sellers are asking.

Across 5 live Carrera 4S listings (PCA Mart and Rennlist, captured 2026-10-19), the median asking price is $51,500. Asking prices are not selling prices — they run above hammer prices; the two are shown side by side, never blended. How we keep asking and sold data separate.

Value a Carrera 4S

HAMMER PRICES EXCLUDE BUYER FEES · DIRECTIONAL ESTIMATE ONLY