Asking the “average” Porsche price is like asking the average depth of the ocean—somewhere between swim and submarine.
New models range roughly from $120k–$150k AUD for Macan/718 starters, through $160k–$260k AUD for Taycan, Cayenne and some Panameras, to $280k–$600k+ AUD for 911s and GT specials.
So a sensible ballpark “average” new Porsche sits around $180k–$250k AUD before options—then the options arrive and, well, there goes another five figures.
Used? Older Cayennes and Boxsters can dip to $20k–$40k AUD, mainstream 997/991 911s commonly $90k–$220k AUD, and collectible metal wanders merrily north of sanity.
Expect state taxes and availability to jostle the numbers; Australia’s SUV obsession keeps Macan and Cayenne prices rather perky.

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