Porsche expert exposes 911 market secrets #247

The Intercooler

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel

Cars, The Intercooler, Car, Motorsport, Supercar, Leisure, Automotive, Intercooler, Driving

4.8 • 868 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2025

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Dan Prosser and Andrew Frankel are joined in the studio by Porsche expert Mark Sumpter, founder of Paragon Porsche. In this episode Mark reveals where the value is in the used 911 market right now, which models he thinks will perform strongly in the coming years, how Porsche oversupplied 992 Turbos and what the effect on values was, and why GT3 and GT3 RS variants no longer command such high premiums on the used market.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Intercooler Podcast.
0:06.0	Hi everybody, welcome back to the Intercooler podcast. This is episode 247 with Dan
0:12.0	Proser and Andrew Frankel and we've joined this episode in the studio by Mark Sumter. Mark,
0:20.3	people might not know your name but they'll certainly know Paragon Porsche.
0:24.1	It's the company that you founded 30-odd years ago.
0:27.9	93.
0:28.8	Yeah.
0:29.5	And it's one of the leading Porsche specialists in the country.
0:33.7	And so that's what we're talking about this week is Porsches.
0:37.4	We'll talk about racing. We'll talk about road cars. We'll talk about talking about this week is Porsches. We'll talk about racing.
0:38.3	We'll talk about road cars.
0:39.3	We'll talk about the very, very special Porsches.
0:41.3	And to get started, I'd love to hear the origin story of Paragon Porsche.
0:48.3	And to give us the sort of context, I suppose, where did it all come from?
0:52.3	Where did your thing for cars come from?
0:57.8	My father was always messing around with cars.
1:01.6	It was never his career, but he was very handy with cars.
1:04.9	So, you know, back in the day where everyone had a Haynes manual and everyone would be working on their cars at weekends.
1:09.2	I think everyone had a welder as well because cars used to be quite rusty,
1:12.6	so it was quite often putting seals on his courtina
1:15.6	or whatever.
1:16.6	So I was always fascinated with cars.
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