In Melbourne, a new Porsche 911 starts around AUD 280k–320k on-road for a Carrera, and heads well past AUD 500k for Turbos and GT specials—options will happily add the price of a small hatch. Used 911s run the gamut: older 997/991 cars from roughly AUD 120k–220k, late-model 992s typically AUD 230k–450k, and the rarities (GT3/RS) much higher. Dealers and CPO cars command a premium, but you do get fewer late-night worries and a warranty that isn’t written in crayon. Victoria’s stamp duty and on-roads bite, so keep them in the budget unless you enjoy financial jump-scares. In short: expect to pay anywhere from “nice apartment deposit” to “there goes the inheritance,” depending on badge and build. Prices are approximate and move with spec, condition and the market.

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