YOUR RESEARCH911 Model evolution, seems the 99X is coming up for overdue - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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I has never realised model evolution timings had slowed over the years, 993 only 4 years or so, 964 only 5. 2027 looks likely ? I wonder how far along the new model is, perhaps it was or is an electric monstrosity and the new CEO will save us from too much of that
Manufacturers' model cycles these days are even to eight years with a mid-term refresh/facelift. Porsche is follwing the industry norm. But you're right, the 964 and 993 had relatively short lives.
Displayed like that, the 997 looks like it is ageing very nicely indeed
What model number comes next? 994,995,998 or Emergency services ?
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