VEHICLE BUYER'S GUIDE

Porsche 93019761989

Year-by-year buyer intelligence from NHTSA safety data — reliability, value, and which years to target or avoid.

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Reported Deaths

Porsche 930 — Year-by-Year Comparison

Every model year ranked by Buyer Score. Click any year for its detailed problem report.

YearRecallsComplaintsInjuriesDeathsReliabilityValueBuyer ScoreVerdict
198900
100
38
78
Excellent
198800
100
38
78
Excellent
198700
100
38
78
Excellent
198600
100
38
78
Excellent
198500
100
38
78
Excellent
198400
100
38
78
Excellent
198300
100
38
78
Excellent
198200
100
38
78
Excellent
198100
100
38
78
Excellent
198000
100
38
78
Excellent
197900
100
38
78
Excellent
197810
95
38
75
Avoid
197700
100
38
78
Excellent
197600
100
38
78
Excellent

Buyer Score = Reliability (65%) + Value window (35%). Deaths and injuries sourced from NHTSA complaint filings. Year links open full NHTSA problem reports.

Shopping by Era

How each generation of the 930 compares — best year within each era shown.

Pre-2013

Older 930 models are deeply depreciated but carry higher wear and repair risk. High mileage is common. Always get a pre-purchase inspection and verify full recall history.

Proceed with Caution

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best year 930 to buy?+

See the Buyer Score table above for a full ranking of every 930 model year.

Which 930 years have the most problems?+

See the year-by-year problem table for a complete breakdown.

What is the Buyer Score?+

The Buyer Score is a composite metric that combines reliability (65% weight) and depreciation value (35% weight). Reliability reflects recall and complaint severity. Value reflects how much of the vehicle's depreciation has already been absorbed by prior owners — a 4–6 year old vehicle typically sits in the sweet spot.

What are the most common 930 problems?+

See the complaint chart on this page for a breakdown by component.

Deep-Dive Research

Found the right year? Verify the specific car.

A buyer's guide shows model-level risk. A VIN report shows the individual vehicle — accidents, odometer history, open recalls, and auction records.

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