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Anyone seen this before? https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?pli=1#gid=0 I have seen similar data, but never in this format and so easy to read. It seems real. Hope I didn't get a virus. In 1999 they made more coupes than cabs but if you look at cars for sale you would never believe it. They also made 2003 and 2004 Carrera 4 Coupes - not 4S but standard Carrera 4's. I don't know if I have ever seen one.
Nice! If this determined to be accurate, it should be saved as a sticky or something...
So in 2001 Porsche only made 15 Carrera 4S coupes. 15? No those numbers don't seem right.
Porsche did not sell 4s until 2002 when the guy the new headlight. So it has to do with production date vs model year. If you look when a new model is released, there is always a small number before the first release year.
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Actually much like the 97 and 2005 numbers, they might be. It's the 02+ numbers for the C4 coupe that I don't buy. I didn't think such a thing existed and it was just the C4 cab and C4S coupe from 02 on with a handful of C4S cabs thrown in at the end of the run.
If be interested to know how many '98s were sold in Europe vs how many were held over and sold as '99s in the US.
I agree that the most glaring point is the 03-04 C4 coupes. Did Europe get a narrow-bodied C4 in those years? I know the US didn't.
Wonder what happened to the 2000 GT3Cup car numbers? Rich
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