Manual Sports Cars That Hold Their Value
The third pedal commands a premium — and a growing one. These manual-transmission sports cars are holding or gaining value, ranked from real sold prices, so you can buy the one that won't bleed money.
Manual Sports Cars That Hold Their Value (30)
Live market values from verified auction sales · click any car for its full price history, projection, and Value Signal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which car leads the Manual Sports Cars That Hold Their Value list right now?
The 2011 Porsche 911 GT3 RS currently ranks first, at a market value of $621,295, based on verified auction sales tracked by DriveIndex.
What do the cars on this list cost?
Market values across these 30 cars currently range from $57,883 to $9,771,356. Every value is computed from real sold prices — never estimates — and recomputes overnight as new auction results land.
Where does the data come from?
Every market value is backed by real sold prices aggregated from the world's leading collector-car auction houses and marketplaces — never estimates or speculation. Read how values are computed on the DriveIndex methodology page.
How often is this page updated?
Daily. As new auction results come in, market values and Value Signals recompute overnight and this list of 30 cars re-ranks automatically.
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