1964 911
Original 2.0-litre specification; 1963 debut and 1964 production are distinct.
One name, many different cars. Choose a generation, then a documented year and version.
Calendar chronology follows Porsche’s archive. Generations overlap; a debut year does not establish every market’s model year.
This is a growing history. A generation listed here does not mean every year or trim is documented. Each profile identifies its engine, transmission and market; available driving models are labeled separately.
Choose two researched versions. Joyride compares only the documented year, generation and version on their own pages.
This activity uses documented Joyride profiles only. Missing years and trims stay missing rather than being filled with invented versions.
The original rear-engine six-cylinder car, followed by versions such as the Carrera RS.
9 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Original 2.0-litre specification; 1963 debut and 1964 production are distinct.
European Carrera RS 2.7 · M472 Touring
A revised body era that also brought the production 911 Turbo.
16 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
European 3.0-litre Type 930 · 260 PS
7 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
6 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
9 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
9 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
9 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
9 years remain to research in this span. A linked year has at least one reviewed version, not every body, trim, engine, transmission or market.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Generation chronology: Porsche · eight generations of the 911. Individual vehicle specifications have their own sources on each profile.