Porsche 911 for Sale in Dubai, UAE

The Porsche 911 is a coupe running a 3.0L 6-cylinder, rated at 388 hp. It covers 0-100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and tops out at 294.5 km/h. Seating is for 2. Those are standard manufacturer figures for the model line - the cars listed on this page vary by trim and regional spec, so read each listing's own spec sheet before comparing two of them on paper.

Live Porsche 911 stock on Carzle runs from 2020 to 2026, across 6 model years. 8 of the 11 Porsche 911 listings on Carzle are used cars; the other 3 are new, carrying delivery mileage only. 11 of them sit under 30,000 km. Transmissions split 9 automatic and 2 manual.

Trim by trim, the 10 of 11 listings that state a trim breaks down as Turbo S (5) from AED 685,000, GT3 (2) from AED 769,000, Carrera 4 GTS (1) from AED 799,000, Carrera GTS (1) from AED 789,000 and GT3 RS (1) from AED 1,329,000. Trim is what moves the price most inside a single model year, so compare like for like before reading anything into the spread above.

4 of the 8 Porsche 911 listings that state a regional spec are GCC cars; the other 4 are European-spec imports. A GCC car was specified for this climate - cooling and dust filtration sized for Gulf summers - and it was sold new inside the UAE dealer network, so warranty and scheduled service run through the official channel. An import was built for a different market: it sits outside the manufacturer's UAE warranty, and parts can be slower to source through authorised channels. In this group the 4 GCC cars carry a median of AED 1,364,000 against AED 799,000 for the 4 imports, a difference of AED 565,000.

The difference follows the car to resale, because the next buyer asks the question you are asking now - which is why a GCC 911 generally changes hands more easily here than an equivalent import. Ask any seller for the VIN and confirm the build spec with the brand's official UAE importer before committing; a Porsche 911 priced well below the AED 815,000 median in this group is worth checking on that basis first.

At a median of 3,640 km most of the mechanical life here is still ahead of the car, so ask which service intervals are already stamped rather than whether major work is due. Of the 11 Porsche 911 listings on this page, 9 carry dealer warranty cover and 2 come with a service contract. Odometers across the group run 0 km to 29,000 km, so check any car against the median for its own model year in the table above rather than against the group as a whole. Price and odometer do not line up here - the cheapest car at AED 685,000 reads 19,000 km, while the highest-mileage car at 29,000 km is asking AED 815,000 - so treat price as a signal about trim and spec, not about condition.

Run the VIN past RTA records through the RTA Dubai app, or TAMM for an Abu Dhabi-registered car, before you pay a deposit. Every Porsche 911 on Carzle is dealer stock, so the sales agreement, the transfer paperwork and any warranty handover sit with a licensed business rather than a private seller - ask for the trade licence and the service file in the same conversation.

The 11 Porsche 911 listings on Carzle sit with 2 verified showrooms across Dubai (11). All 11 are held in Dubai showrooms. Carzle carries licensed UAE dealer stock only - never private sellers - so each of those 11 listings has a trade licence behind it, a showroom you can walk into and paperwork that transfers properly. Buying here also keeps the car inside the network that will service it: a GCC 911 bought from a UAE showroom stays with the local parts supply, the warranty channel and the service history the next buyer will ask to see.

In practice AED 685,000 is the entry point into the 911 on Carzle today - 2022 Turbo S at 19,000 km - while AED 1,599,000 buys the top of current stock, 2020 Other at 2,468 km.

Compare the 11 live listings above, or browse all Porsche models on Carzle to see how the 911 sits against the rest of the range.