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How much does it cost to run the 1998–2001 Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV?

Generation 1998–2001

Average monthly cost

409 €37% more expensive than average

At 15,000 km a year, GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV version. On top of that, it loses around 5.872 € in value a year. Worked out as if just bought: if it's second-hand, choose its age in «Work out my case».

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Quick facts

Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV specs

Estimated data. This version is from before 2010, when there was no European emissions register yet. Engine, power, fiscal horsepower and price come from the Spanish Tax Agency tables; fuel consumption, CO₂ and weight are estimated from similar cars. How we estimate it

FuelPetrol
Power360 CV265 kW
Real-world consumption12,7 l/100 kmEstimated: no official figure
Engine size3.600 cm³6 cylinders
No stickerANO STICKERDGT eco stickerno label / BBy year: no label (2000), B (2001) · About 272 g/km of CO₂ (estimated)
Fiscal horsepower22,29Band: 20 or more · official tax office figure
Weight1.485 kgEstimated
New price84.900 €Official value in the 2026 tax office tables

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409 €4.911 € a year

  • Fuel3.409 € a year284 €/month
  • Insurance395 € a year33 €/month
  • Maintenance470 € a year39 €/month
  • Tyres515 € a year43 €/month
  • Road tax112 € a year9 €/month
  • ITV9 € a year1 €/month

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Separately: what it loses in value

You don't pay it every month, but you notice it when you sell. In 5 years it will lose around 29.358 € (5.872 € a year) and you'd sell it for around 55.542 €.

All in, owning this car costs you 899 € a month.

Real-world consumption
12,7 l/100 km
Fuel price
1,78 €/l
Road tax
112,00 €/year
Fiscal horsepower
22,3

Without your municipality, we use the legal minimum tax and fuel at the national average.

Your monthly cost409 €

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At the garage

Garage prices for your 911

What each job usually costs in your province: cheap, typical and expensive. So you know if a quote is too high.

For the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV, VAT included.

  • Service with oil and filters

    Every year or 15,000-30,000 km

    Cheap115 €Typical170 €Expensive240 €

  • Timing belt kit

    Every 5-10 years or 90,000-200,000 km

    Cheap435 €Typical595 €Expensive830 €

  • Clutch

    Usually between 120,000 and 200,000 km

    Cheap590 €Typical800 €Expensive1.100 €

  • Front brake pads

    Every 30,000-50,000 km

    Cheap100 €Typical150 €Expensive210 €

  • Front brake discs and pads

    Every 60,000-100,000 km

    Cheap270 €Typical385 €Expensive525 €

  • 12 V battery

    Every 4-6 years

    Cheap165 €Typical230 €Expensive305 €

  • Front shock absorbers

    Every 80,000-120,000 km

    Cheap335 €Typical475 €Expensive655 €

  • Air conditioning recharge

    When it isn't cooling well

    Cheap80 €Typical125 €Expensive180 €

  • 4 tyres fitted

    Every 25,000 km approx.

    Cheap645 €Typical860 €Expensive1.290 €
  • Cheap Local garage, equivalent parts
  • Typical Chain or independent multi-brand garage
  • Expensive Main dealer, original parts

Approximate price: typical labour hours × the garage's hourly rate + parts, adjusted to your area. Always ask for a written quote.

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Long term

What you'll have spent

What the Porsche 911 will have cost you in running costs, depending on how many years you keep it. From year five, the garage bills go up a bit and the ITV comes round more and more often.

After 5 years

24.553 € · 409 €/month

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Future value

What will the Porsche 911 be worth?

A 2001 Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV is worth around 17.900 € today. In 2031 it will be worth around 14.900 €: this year it loses 600 € (50 € a month).

In 5 years (2031)

14.900 €

That year it loses 600 € (−4 %)

For the tax office (10 % of its new price)

8.490 €

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    Questions

    Frequently asked questions

    How much does the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV cost to run per month?+

    At 15,000 km a year, the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV costs around 409 € a month (4.911 € a year) in fuel, insurance, maintenance, tyres, road tax and ITV. On top of that, bought new it loses around 5.872 € in value each year.

    What is the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV's real-world fuel consumption?+

    There is no official figure for this version in the European register, which starts in 2010. We estimate its NEDC figure was about 11,7 l/100 km and that in real use it takes about 12,7 l/100 km.

    How many fiscal horsepower (CVF) does the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV have?+

    22,29 CVF according to the tax office tables, so it pays road tax in the 20 or more fiscal horsepower band. The exact amount depends on your council.

    Which DGT eco sticker does the Porsche 911 GT3 3.6 Petrol 360 CV get?+

    It depends on the year: no label (2000), B (2001). The DGT assigns it by the Euro standard on the vehicle's technical sheet; the registration date is the approximation it uses when that isn't known.

    Data from 15/10/2026. How we calculate it. This version predates the European emissions register (2010): its data come from the Spanish Tax Agency tables and its fuel consumption is an estimate.