YOUR RESEARCHStupid Question, Perhaps??
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I don't want to start anything controversial, but why is it that MY 04 gets the 40th Anniversary designation, when the anniversary celebrates 1963-2003? Shouldn't the MY 03 have been the 40th Anniversary model? Just curious.
The first 911 was introduced late 1963 at the Frankfurt auto show. The 40th Anniversary 911 was introduced late 2003 at the Frankfurt auto show. Exactly forty years later.
But was it a 1964 model?
Dima, It's all marketing. Ask why millineum edition came out in Y2K and not 2001? Is the first year 0 or 1?
Yup. I wonder when Porsche launched the 30th, 20th, and 10th anniversary models?
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