Does anyone knows the production numbers for every country code?

 

For the North American run:

C02 US Emissions - 4062
C36 Canadian Emissions - 176
C00 German Emissions - 4

Total: 4,242

 

Any row data?

 

Well, there is published ROW production statistics but they very well could be wrong just like the published North American stats.

For North America the first 968 of each series and each year is car #61. Porsche retained the first 60 VINs. So the North American published numbers are usually off by 480 (60 per year, x4 years, x 2 body styles) because they assumed, incorrectly, that production started with #1.

If that turns out to be true for the ROW 968s, then that would mean 6,761 were produced.

 

Just looking to find how many cars have been made for Italy ( C07 ) . Do you know where I can find some information?

 

I don't have it. Write Porsche, maybe they can help. Do you have an Italian 968?

 

I would be interested in that too, as my imported 968 comes from Italy with the C07 designation code..

Alex

 

Don't think Porsche will tell more from what is already on books and so on.
Yes , I have an italian 968 and I'm in Italy too

 

Neat! Does your car have anything unusual besides the C07 emissions? Tell us more.

I have a shirt from the Italian launch of the 968:

http://968register.org/other-memoribilia/

 

I think it has standard row equipment , plus the options that are on my car like leather seats and interior. Think ' marineblau ' leather is not so common.
Early production so recessed crest on front bonnet.

 

@ Jeff
Very cool! That isn't just a shirt of the Italian launch! From September to November 1991 Porsche brought 1000 employees, journalists from over the globe, customers, etc. to Sicily to get acquainted with the new 968. They had the opportunity to drive it on the famous roads of the Targa Florio, and compare it to its rivals. One of the salesmen of my local dealership still has fond memories of the spirited drives with the 968 in Sicily. Those were the days...


@ Ravenpower
Sounds like a very cool car, love those early cars!

 

Marine blue is fairly common on the NA 968s. 196 produced.

But marine blue interior with a red exterior???!!!

Nothing like that here.

Jeff

 

Think it was something like a special order, not sure if it was a standard combination for Row cars.