PorschePorscheGermany, 1931 > present43 models
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sales ticked up 9.5% in November to 14,150 cars worldwide in November, and the brand has sold 147,290 cars worldwide from January to November, up 14.2%.

“Over the past few months, our attractive model range has helped us to achieve growth in all our regions. We are currently working with our sales teams on high investments for the MacanPorsche Macan Gen.1 [95B]Germany, 2013 > present7 versions
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launch and are looking forward to an exciting 2014,” said Bernhard Maier, head of sales and marketing at Porsche.

In November, Porsche sold 3,900 cars in Europe, up 7.1%. Of those, 1,465 cars were sold in Germany, up 22.4%. In North America, Porsche sold 4,532 cars in November, up 1.9%. Of those, 3,966 cars were sold in the United States, up 2.6%. It was Porsche’s best November sales in the US ever. The combined Asia, Africa and Middle East market was Porsche’s largest in November with 5,718 cars sold, up 18.1%. Of those, 3,709 cars were sold in China, up 27%.

For the year from January to November, Porsche sold 46,031 cars in Europe, up 3.9%. Of those, 19,210 were sold in Germany, up 19%. North American sales are up 21.5% for the year to 45,662 cars. Of those, 39,077 cars were sold in the United States, up 21.8%. The combined Asia, Africa and Middle East market was Porsche’s largest in from January to November with 55,597 cars sold, up 18.1%. Of those, 34,113 cars were sold in China, up 16.6%.

In terms of the brand’s cars, the Porsche 911Porsche 911 Gen.6 [991 Series]Germany, 2011 > present110 versions
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is doing quite well with nearly 3,000 units sold in November, an increase of 47.6% over last year. The BoxsterPorsche Boxster Gen.3 [981]Germany, 2012 > 20165 versions
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and CaymanPorsche Cayman Gen.2 [981]Germany, 2012 > present9 versions
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sold a combined 1,933 units worldwide in November, up 55% from the previous November.