Porsche Cayenne (955)

The Porsche Cayenne 955 has declined sharply in the UK market, with the median price falling to £8,100—down 28% over the past twelve months. The sell signal reflects sustained downward pressure with no recovery in sight over recent trading activity.

Market liquidity remains thin, with only three sales recorded in the past year across a total tracked sample of thirteen vehicles. This sparse transaction count limits confidence in trend projections and suggests buyers and sellers face extended holding periods when trading this model.

The Cayenne 955 sits firmly in the depreciating modern tier, classified as a mass-market SUV with modest collector appeal. Low desirability and modest demand scores indicate this generation lacks the specifications or rarity that typically arrest depreciation in the used market.

Cars transacting in this segment average 33,318 miles, typical for eight to ten-year-old examples with normal use patterns. Condition variance across the thin sample may account for some transaction volatility, though the consistent downward direction suggests structural factors rather than outliers.

Base case projections hold the median flat at £8,100 through both the three and five-year horizons, implying stabilization at current levels once the recent decline bottoms. That assumption carries low confidence given the sparse data and absence of any collector narrative that might underpin a floor.

Sellers should not expect recovery; buyers entering at current levels are betting on stability rather than appreciation.