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I'm interested in knowing the correct Porsche designation for the two 996 builds: Is it MK1 and MK2 or MK-I and MK-II? /exthree
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POST 2Original post
I have not seen any official literature from Porsche with the "MK" monicker. So my WAG is owners/enthusiasts/writers came up with it. IOW, there is no "correct" format per se but MK (without the hyphen) is what I have seen the most commonly used.
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I’ve also seen it listed as 996.1 and 996.2
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