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Does anyone have the production figures on the 996 ?
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POST 2Original post
Here ya go. 1998 911 (993 & 996) 13,783 1999 911 28,040 2000 911 20,979 2001 911 27,275 2002 911 33,013 2003 911 29,547 2004 911 23,146 2005 911 (996 & 997) 28,608 Although a lot of people describe the 996 as 'mass produced', it's ridiculously untrue. They may have made more 996s than any previous 911 model, but it was still produced in very small numbers compared to anything other than exotic cars with 'i' at the end of their names.
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If you can find a copy of "Porsche 996 The Essential Companion" published by Veloce Publishing, author: Adrian Streather, you will find a "ton" of info about our cars. Pete
POST 4Original post
What amuses me is the way that volumes rise and fall over the life of the series, more or less parallel to the Dow. This is why the 2000 is the rarest 996
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good eye Bruce, 2000 is much more rare than 1998
POST 6Original post
Was pretty sure the 1998 builds were sold as MY 1999s. These are just production numbers.
POST 7Original post
just razzin ya! Happy Friday !
POST 8Original post
My old 968 was stunningly rare. Only around 12,000 total produced, with just under 5,000 that came to the US from 1992-95. But my 996 is faster
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Great thanks.. Do you also have some figures on the cab. models only ?
POST 10Original post
Sorry, I haven't. There may be something in Streather's book about that, but my copy is back in the city. GL!
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