EDEZ TT

2011 Cab
Number built with US VIN >/= 509
Percent S = 100%
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0 (?/!)
n=11 (Analysis In Progress)

cam2008

if it helps with your 2008 analysis, its a 6MT

2008 Porsche 911 Turbo Coupe
Division:PCNA
Commission #:646728


Prod Month:04/2008
VIN:WP0AD29968S784075

EDEZ TT

Thanks for the information, and for the 997.1 coupe you can find a summary of the final analysis here: https://rennlist.com/forums/997-turb...formation.html

EDEZ TT

2011 Cab
Number built with US VIN >/= 652
Percent S = 84%
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0 (?/!)
n=19 (Analysis In Progress)

cam2008

Thanks and great work! I hope I speak for all of us that we appreciate the information.

Carmine

EDEZ TT

This weeks update on the 2011 Cabs
Number built with US VIN >/= 676
Percent S = 80%
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0 (?/!)
n=25 (Analysis In Progress, 5 more needed)

Surprises?

• No MT cars found, but only 5 of the 25 would have that possible transmission with so many of these cars in 2011 the S model
  
• The last five cars in this analysis with VINs ending in 635 to 759 are non S turbos with black paint and black tops. Four of the 5 cars in this group have black interiors too.

FountainFlyer

To Add:

2009 997 tt
SN:WP0AD29929S766142
DOM: 8/2009, MAYBE last one!!??
COMM #:2303128

Basalt Black coupe with 6spd.
Factory Aerokit, painted sport seats, Sport Crono

Now with APR tune, Kline no-cat exhaust and BBS 20" wheels.

Now with 37k miles. Resides in Northwest Ohio.

Brent

lp997

I had a 2007 GT3 which I thoroughly enjoyed. I sold that car and I am looking at a 2011 Turbo S Cabriolet with PDK. Any thoughts? What are the production numbers for 2011 Turbo S?

EDEZ TT

With 28 2011 Turbo cabs analyzed, here what we can say...

For the 2011 model year, there are at least 676 Turbo cabs with 82% of those the S model, so call it 555 cars in the engine configuration that you want. Nearly half of the cars for sale on Autotrader and eBay are black (46%), followed by silver (22%), red (11%) or white (11%). For interior colors, 54% black, followed by 18% brown and then 11% beige. The most popular states to find this car are FL (21%), TX (18%) and CA (14%).

I hope that helps and happy shopping!

EDEZ TT

Number built with US VIN >/= 676
Percent S = 80%
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0 (?/!)
n=30 (Analysis Complete)

I didn't find any MT cars in this analysis for the 2011 model year, then again only six of the 30 cars were non-S. Last up is the 2010 cabriolet/coupe analysis.

EDEZ TT

Coupe
Number built with US VIN >/= 307
Percent MT/PDK =13%/87%
Number built with MT >/= 41
n=15 (Analysis In Progress)

Cab
Number built with US VIN >/= 282
Percent MT/PDK =0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0
n=8 (Analysis In Progress)

EDEZ TT

2010 Coupe
Number built with US VIN >/= 307
Percent MT/PDK = 9%/91%
Number built with MT >/= 28
n=22 (Analysis Complete)

2010 Cab
Number built with US VIN >/= 282
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0
n=8 (Analysis In Progress)
No Change from last post

2013 Coupe
Number built with US VIN >/= 159
Percent S = 70%
Percent MT/PDK =0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0
n=10 (Analysis Complete)

2013 Cab
Number built with US VIN >/= 62
Percent S = 80%
Percent MT/PDK = 0%/100%
Number built with MT >/= 0
n=5 (Analysis In Progress)

NOTE: With so few 2010 and 2013 cars the analysis may stop short of the usual 30 cars

tortesq1

I'm picking up a 13 997.2 TTS Cab. tomorrow (black on black). What are the US spec. production numbers for this car ? Thank you for your research.

EDEZ TT

Congratulations on your new ride! There are not that many 2013 cabriolets out there which makes finding a sample size of 30 challenging. The initial number is 62 cars, but stay tuned. I'll eventually summarize the 997.2 cab data like I just completed for the coupe.

4ocious

Based upon your numbers (and thank you for doing this!) it seems to me that the 09 and 10 coupe 6MT's are the most desirable (and perhaps collectible) way to go. It really boils down to Mezger or no Mezger. Can it be that simple?