The European supercar market in September 2026

Supply, prices and sales by brand

Porsche accounts for half the market: 18,251 of the 36,178 cars for sale. Ferrari follows with 7,117 (20%), then Lamborghini with 3,288 (9%). Aston Martin and Mercedes-Benz each have about 2,700 cars for sale.

Lamborghini has the highest median asking price of the larger brands at €298,000, ahead of Ferrari at €239,000 and McLaren at €218,000. Bugatti's 64 cars have a median asking price of €3,528,000.

In the last 30 days, 14.8% of the cars for sale had their asking price cut, by a median of 2.5%. Audi had the largest share of price cuts at 19.9%, Ferrari the smallest of the larger brands at 9.6%.

Of the cars that left AutoScout24 and AutoScout24.ch between 12 August and 25 September, half had been online for 58 days or less. Porsches went fastest, with a median of 55 days, and McLarens slowest, with 83.

Porsche: the 911, 918 and Carrera GT; Audi: the R8; Mercedes-Benz: the AMG GT, SLS AMG and SLR McLaren. Asking prices in euros; Swiss franc and pound prices are converted at the ECB reference rate. Medians are over listings with a price; "price on application" listings are left out. Price cut: cars for sale on 26 September whose asking price was lowered at least once between 27 August and 26 September; the median price cut is the median of each car's largest cut in that period. Sold or withdrawn: listings that disappeared between 12 August and 25 September after at least three days online; most are sales, some are withdrawals. Porsches on PistonHeads are followed from 22 August, so their sales count from then. Days to sell: AutoScout24 and AutoScout24.ch only, which give the date a listing went online (8,861 cars); not shown for Bugatti (9 cars). Mercedes-Benz has been tracked since 12 September, too short for the last three columns, and is left out of their totals.

The most-listed models

The Porsche 992, the current 911, is the most-listed model by far: 5,621 cars for sale, more than twice as many as the 991 before it. Seven of the fifteen most-listed models are generations of the Porsche 911.

Outside Porsche, the Mercedes-Benz AMG GT (1,356) and the Lamborghini Urus (1,261) have the most cars for sale. Median asking prices in the top fifteen range from €42,000 for the Porsche 996 to €315,000 for the Ferrari 296. Germany has the most listings for 13 of the 15 models; for the Ferrari 296 and the Roma, Italy comes first.

Cars for sale on each model page on 26 September. The Ferrari 296 page covers the 296 GTB, GTS and Speciale together. About 5,100 Porsche listings name only "911", without the generation: they count in the Porsche total above but not per generation, so the figures for the 911 generations are lower than the number of cars for sale.

Where the cars are for sale

Germany has the most supercars for sale: 10,796, or 29.8% of the total. Italy follows with 6,078 and Switzerland with 4,202. Ten countries account for 96.5% of all listings; the other 1,267 cars are spread over 23 countries.

Country of the seller. Only the four portals are counted: cars listed only on other national portals are not included.

About this report

The report covers the cars Driveyart follows: all Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Aston Martin and Bugatti models, the Porsche 911, 918 and Carrera GT, the Audi R8 and the Mercedes-AMG GT, SLS AMG and SLR McLaren, as listed on mobile.de, AutoScout24, AutoScout24.ch and PistonHeads on 26 September 2026. A car listed on both mobile.de and AutoScout24 counts once; some other duplicates can remain. Asking prices are not sale prices. The methodology explains how listings are collected, matched to models and turned into these figures.

Each model page shows the live market for that model, with charts of supply, asking prices and sales. A new market report appears at the start of every month.