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How much is a used Porsche Panamera?

Current price analysis and market statistics 2026

Market overview (November 2026): 46 Porsche Panamera listings are available in Latvia. The median price is €31,000. Prices range from €16,200 to €159,900. Model years 2010–2026. Most common: Petrol, Automatic, Sedan. 61% of listings recently reduced the price. 6 listings rated a good deal.

Average price
€45,278
Median price
€31,000
Price range
€16,200 – €159,900
Total listings
46
Good deals
6
Reduced price
61%
Top body type
Sedan

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Price index — November 2026

How Porsche Panamera prices changed in Latvia

Median price

€35,990

Middle range (25–75%)

€19,995–€52,490

For sale now

43

Days until sale

58.4

Measured from publication to the recorded sale. Shown only with at least 20 sold listings in 90 days.

Median and spread by model year

YearCountMedian25–75%
20185€46,900€36,990–€47,500
20175€49,000€49,000–€49,500
20128€19,990€18,975–€20,672

Median trend

-4% since September

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Price by model year

YearCountAverageMinMax
20213€75,327€63,990€83,000
20185€44,636€35,990€57,800
20175€47,096€36,990€50,990
20144€23,498€18,500€32,000
20134€22,125€18,500€29,999
20129€20,090€16,950€23,800
20114€21,485€16,200€29,990
20103€21,316€18,450€24,999

Price distribution

€15000-2000013 (28.3%)
€20000-3000010 (21.7%)
€30000-5000011 (23.9%)
€50000+12 (26.1%)

Price by mileage

MileageCountAverage price
0-50 ×1000 km5€121,219
50-100 ×1000 km9€51,387
100-150 ×1000 km13€42,341
150-200 ×1000 km5€25,570
200-300 ×1000 km6€29,145
300+ ×1000 km4€18,920

Depreciation

A 2021 Porsche Panamera averages €75,327, while a 2010 one averages €21,316 — roughly 7% lost per year (72% over 11 years). Use it as a fair-price benchmark.