Zed.

A different view of all 993 models produced that approximates Porsches data-

"Porsche produced a total of 68,881 vehicles of the Type 993 between 1993 and 1998."
https://newsroom.porsche.com/en/hist...993-16486.html


All figures from: Eberhard Kittler: Deutsche Autos seit 1990, vol. 6. Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 2001, ISBN 3-613-02052-1, p. 361.

71-3.0-911

They're all produced in Germany. Sold outside the USA, assuming they were produced.

HOF Porsche

I also have a 1997 C4 Cabriolet...in a PTS color...original sticker, invoice and all paperwork etc from the selling dealer ! Hmmm ?

Doc V.

https://www.stuttcars.com/porsche-91...ction-numbers/

abiazis

Nice information chart.......Turbo S must be grouped in with Turbo......

os993

Interesting that many more non varioram Carrera 2 were sold vs varioram, considering that non varioram was only available for only the first year?

abiazis

Could be attributed to release promotion resources that went into the elongated initial launch accounting for such a strong launch after the run of dismal 964 sales at that point in time.

It was THE 911 to have appearing in all car magazines as a major update to the 911....

Floyd540

To "os993", Yes it was on the first year only. However that first year ran for 18 months. US cars arrived and were for sale as of January 1994, a full 8 months before the "official" 1995 model year. Mine is a Feb 1994 car.
Early-early cars are great. They don't have all the stuff that I don't want!

os993

agreed. I’m also an early early car at 150k miles. No regrets.

alsamrob4

Be really interesting to see how many of those cars are still registered and on the road