Porsche 911 (993) Targa

The 993 Targa sits at a median of £40,921 in the UK market, up 9.1% year-on-year, though the HOLD signal reflects modest momentum on a small sample of just four sales tracked in the past twelve months across a total population of nine transactions.

Production ran to 4,583 units, positioning the 993 Targa as a moderately scarce variant within the final generation of aircooled 911s. It carries a collectibility score of 7—rated Highly Collectible—though current market desirability registers as low, suggesting awareness and demand have not yet consolidated around this body style.

Liquidity remains thin and there are currently no active listings, a constraint that typically affects both pricing discovery and exit timing for holders. The small transaction count means individual sales can move reported medians; interpreting the 9.1% annual move requires caution given the limited depth.

The stable-modern-classic classification reflects the 993's stable position in enthusiast circles rather than volatile speculation. Targa variants have historically occupied a middle ground between the more sought-after Carrera and turbo models, which affects both trading frequency and price resilience.

Base projections suggest appreciation to £50,950 (24.5%) by 2025 and £54,722 (33.7%) by 2027, but the low-confidence rating flags material uncertainty around whether market appetite will sustain upward movement. Broader 993 strength—itself driven by air-cooled 911 scarcity and collector migration downmarket—remains the primary driver; Targa-specific demand continues to trail closed-roof variants.