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What is the rarest most hard to find model of the Carreras? Obviously, 911 turbo, gt2 and gt3 but i mean amonst C2, C4, C$S Cabs Etc. Just wondering and dind't know where to look. Bobby
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POST 2Original post
2004 C4 Cabs, narrowbody, would be the rarest in my guess.
POST 3Original post
Alfie, I have an '02 C4 Cab, narrowbody. Are these really that rare? Or is it just the '04 model? Dave
POST 4Original post
As Per Porsche Website The Targa is the least made of the 996 Platform - 129 per year...
POST 5Original post
I agree - the Targa has got to be the rarest model in recent years. Not sure why, but the sales figures support that. Here's the 2004 data on PCNA sales through May: http://www.theautochannel.com/F/news...02/198193.html
POST 6Original post
Here's the full year 2002 and 2003 sales figures: http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2...05/175803.html And here's 2002 and 2001: http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2...03/152229.html
POST 7Original post
Due to the C4S cab being so popular, the 04 c4 cab was made in very limited quantity. The 996 targa as a whole was also limited production
POST 8Original post
Can someone post the figures from the auto channel? I'm particularly interested in MY01. Everytime I try and open the page my browser freaks. TIA
POST 9Original post
OK here's the 2002 / 2001 figures: Model Month to Date Year to Date Dealer Stock Current Prior Current Prior Current Year Year Year Year Year Boxster 343 477 5854 7204 1041 Boxster S 220 325 4021 5074 772 ALL BOXSTER 563 802 9875 12278 1813 Carrera Coupe 120 266 1837 2683 420 911 Targa 44 0 692 0 215 Carrera Cabriolet 181 296 3177 3568 606 Carrera 4 Coupe 3 3 20 553 0 911 Turbo Coupe 175 243 2318 2418 161 Carrera 4S Coupe 165 0 1974 0 130 Carrera 4 Cab 79 128 1241 1527 271 GT2 Coupe 9 6 184 14 14 ALL 911 776 942 11443 10763 1817 GRAND TOTALS 1339 1744 21318 23041 3630 A little hard to read since the columns don't line up but I think you can figure it out. (The third and fourth numbers for each model are 2002 and 2001 totals, respectively.)
POST 10Original post
so according to those numbers, the C4 coupe is the rarest, (except the GT2), even less were made than the targa!
POST 11Original post
The turbo targa.
POST 12Original post
Tool Pants, what's the story on that car? Is it just a very "special wish" that someone paid the factory dearly for? Looks like it has the C4S rear light bar with turbo tail decklid (never seen that before) and GT2 front bumper as well.
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