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The model and type code on the build sheet for my turbo was "95BAF1". I'm guessing the AF1 indicates a turbo model intended for the U.S. market?
Kinda weird that it doesn't get a number at the end. Apparently there was a more typical 3 number figure floating around but turns out 95B is actually what's accurate.
Well, a 95B is a Macan. As in a Macan, or a Macan diesel, or a Macan S, or a Macan turbo, or a right-hand drive Macan (base, diesel, S, or turbo), etc. Just calling it a 95B leaves a lot of room for what can be very different vehicles even though their designs started from the same platform and they all look alike.
I bet someone has compiled a list of type codes for the different variations somewhere.
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