911 · 2019–2023
What owners spend on a 992.1
Based on 20 completed service records logged by 4 owners of the Porsche 992.1, converted to US dollars.
Median per record
$2,043
Median per year
$7,448
3 cars with multi-record history
Records
20
Documented spend
$50,382
Where the money goes
Share of the 16 992.1 records that have a category set.
Known issues to budget for
Documented weak points for this generation, with reference repair costs from the Elferlog registry.
Front Suspension Clunk
Clunking noise over bumps from front suspension, especially at low speeds
Infotainment Screen Blackout
PCM screen goes black intermittently, requires restart
Wastegate Actuator Failure
Reduced power in limp mode, turbo-related fault codes
How these numbers are made
- Every figure comes from service records Porsche owners logged on Elferlog for their own cars. This is what this group of owners paid — not a market average, and not a manufacturer estimate.
- Only completed work with a recorded cost is counted. Planned work, AI suggestions and fuel fill-ups are excluded.
- Owners log in their own currency. Amounts are converted to US dollars with a fixed reference rate table, so the numbers stay stable between visits rather than moving with the FX market.
- Medians are used everywhere, not averages — one engine rebuild should not decide what an oil service costs.
- A figure is only published when at least 5 records from at least 3 different cars support it. Anything thinner is shown as “not enough data yet”.
- Categories are shown as a share of records that have a category set, not of every record.
- No personal data, no individual car and no owner is identifiable from this page.
More on this generation: 992.1 variants, specs and documented cars.