Production numbers
09-09-2004 | 02:14 PM
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From: La Jolla
Who knows? Initial Porsche stated 750 then doubled it to 1500 and finally indicated to the dealership's anyone that wants one can get one.
Porsche's problem is the car is not selling. They have had a spate of cancellations and are scrambling to reconfigure the car to make it more useable in real world driving. Whether that will reinvigorates sales remains to be seen.
Porsche's problem is the car is not selling. They have had a spate of cancellations and are scrambling to reconfigure the car to make it more useable in real world driving. Whether that will reinvigorates sales remains to be seen.
09-10-2004 | 02:09 AM
#3
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From: Midland, Texas
Actually...
Extracts from Christophorus, No, 294, Feb/Mar 2002.
Porsch CEO Dr Wendelin Wiedeking announced that management , after thorough consideration had approved production of "approximately 1000 units".But as Nick suggests this is a moving target for a variety of reasons.
Best bet...Call or write (E-mail) the folks in Stuttgart.
Or the Subsidized Christoporous Magazine at:
www.porsche.com/english/news/chistoporous
Telephone:
+49-711-911-5024, or, 911-5278
Fax:
+49-711-911-5208
Extracts from Christophorus, No, 294, Feb/Mar 2002.
Porsch CEO Dr Wendelin Wiedeking announced that management , after thorough consideration had approved production of "approximately 1000 units".But as Nick suggests this is a moving target for a variety of reasons.
Best bet...Call or write (E-mail) the folks in Stuttgart.
Or the Subsidized Christoporous Magazine at:
www.porsche.com/english/news/chistoporous
Telephone:
+49-711-911-5024, or, 911-5278
Fax:
+49-711-911-5208
