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.
The original rear-engine six-cylinder car, followed by versions such as the Carrera RS.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
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.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
European 3.0-litre Type 930 · 260 PS
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
Year and version profiles are still to be documented.
Linked years have at least one researched version. Other years remain to be researched; no year implies every trim is covered.
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.