Porsche’s world-wide sales numbers continue to improve month over month. In April, more than 15,200 customers around the world took delivery of a new Porsche equating to a 21% increase compared to April 2012.
“With our globally popular products and evenly spread international sales we were also able to add further growth in April,” pointed out Bernhard Maier, Member of the Executive Board Sales and Marketing of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG. “Nevertheless we are monitoring the market fluctuations very closely and continue to proceed cautiously.”
Demand continues to be strong
Porsche achieved growth in April in every region. The model leading the way this month is once again the Cayenne: 7,536 of the sporty off-road vehicles were handed over to customers – a fourth more in comparison with the same month last year. The current 911 generation will be gaining two new family members from this September: the top 911 Turbo and 911 Turbo S models. So far this year, sales of the iconic sports car already exceed 10,000. Since 1963, the total number of 911 cars produced is over 840,000 – two thirds of which are still in use on the roads all over the world.
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I know there were 6,839 911's sold in North America in 2009.
How many Turbo's were sold in that model year? And how many white ones?
Thank you.
Tim Hellman