POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
just a shot in the dark, but has anyone seen any statistics regarding how many of the approximately 175k 996s are still on the road after all these years?
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POST 3Original post
There is no way to know this. They were shipped to different countries; some died; some had accidents; there is no central repository's of cars worldwide. Just my two cents....
POST 4Original post
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That's the old number before they counted the other ones. 283
POST 5Original post
About 80% of them are still on the road. The other 20% made it back home to their owners garage. :
POST 6Original post
Porsche says that 70% of their cars are still on the road. I'm pretty sure that's their number.
POST 7Original post
70% x 175,000 = 122,500... does that mean they're collectible now?
POST 8Original post
I think their position is 70% of all porsches. I doubt it is an even distribution by model. Lots of Cayennes and Macans padding the number, I�m sure.
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