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Old 4th March 2002, 18:57   #1 (permalink)
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911 Tubo or 996TT

Is there a difference between a 911 Turbo and a 996 TT? I've heard people use those model names interchangeably, and I'm wondering if they are the same model or not? I couldn't find any info on the 996TT on the Porsche web site.

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I believe that the number '996' is like the e39 model number for Bimmers. It is an internal chassis number to signify this production cycle. The previous 911 was 993.

And I think TT is just an shorter way to say twin turbo.

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The 996TT is a 911 Turbo. Read here for more: http://www.bmwm5.com/vbulletin/showt...threadid=14654

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Ahhhh. That makes sense, now. Thanks for the info.
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No, this is incorrect. The name "911" came from the original Carrera's model designation, 911. The 911 was the body of the first generation Carrera Model.

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911
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