Recent 914/4 Porsche Sales History

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Published sales and auction results for recent, high-quality 914/4 Porsche are linked below, as benchmark values.

Amount	Transaction Date	Year	Engine	VIN
Excellence Magazine	Current values	1970-76	1.7/1.8/2.0
NADA Guide	Current values	1970-76	1.7/1.8/2.0
Hemmings, Mar 2012	Current Values	1970-76	1.7/1.8/2.0
Hemmings	Historical Values	1973	2.0
$93,500	Aug 2017	1975	1.8L	4752906850
$93,500	Mar 2018	1974	2.0L	4742904327
$61,600	Aug 2018	1974	2.0L	4742906575
$46,000	Sep 2015	1974	2.0L	914LE
$40,000	May 2017	1974	2.0L	914LE
$39,500	July 2014	1974	2.0L	4742907096
$30,000	July 2016	1974	1.8L	4742920438
$30,000	Jan 2014	1973	1.7L	4732923565
$28,500	Mar 2014	1976	2.0L	4762900576
$25,000	2016	1976	2.0L	4762903888
$25,000	Mar 2013	1973	1.7L	4732910551
$24,200	Jun 2007	1974	2.0L	4742903831
$21,000	Jul 2011	1973	2.0L	4732909790
$20,000	Feb 2013	1973	2.0L
$20,000	Dec 2012	1972	2.0L	4732924037
$19,700	Mar 2009	1975	1.8L	4752901433
$19,600	Jan 2012	1974	1.8L	4742912306
$17,800	Jul 2011	1974	1.8L	4742913756
$17,050	Jan 2012	1976	2.0L	4762904033
$16,400	Oct 2011	1972	1.7L
$15,960	Aug 2009	1973	2.0L	4732909790

Notes:

1. Only published sales results are included, whether or not the transaction was finalized is not known.
2. High value private transactions occur, but there is no published documentation.
3. Bids for vehicles that did not satisfy auction reserve amounts are often sold privately for higher values than indicated.
4. About half of the high value sales are for the mid-model 1973-74 cars, the other half are the late model, 1975-76 cars. Few early cars (1970-72) make the list, the early-model cars are underappreciated and undervalued.
5. AutoAtlanta, and the high-profile auction houses command the highest prices, and sold about 1/3rd of the cars on the list. Kudos George.
6. The 2.0L cars are the most sought-after, but the 1.7L and 1.8L cars can command very high values. The highest values reflect originality and condition more than engine size.

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