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California(T included) Production Numbers?

Discussion in 'California/Portofino/Roma' started by F355 Fan 82, Jan 24, 2018.

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  1. F355 Fan 82

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    #1 F355 Fan 82, Jan 24, 2018
    I used the search function and couldn't find any reliable numbers on here for california production figures. Does anyone have any? I live in Miami and its insane how many I see everywhere, with 458 being over 20,000 units from what im reading, Im just curious how many california were produced. Would love a breakdown from anyone with info.
     
  2. greyboxer

    greyboxer F1 World Champ

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    #2 greyboxer, Jan 25, 2018
    Your concept of 'reliable numbers' was poopooed when you asked it about the 458 Speciale recently - guess what: its the same era so the same applies here !

    Call it about 3000 per year - slightly more than 458
     
  3. F355 Fan 82

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    #3 F355 Fan 82, Jan 25, 2018
    I dont get why its so hard to get a real number on how many of these modern cars are made? There's a long list with production numbers easily available on a quick google search but it has none of the modern cars. Does Ferrari just not post it anymore?
     
  4. fossilfuel

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    #4 fossilfuel, Jan 26, 2018
    Greyboxer,

    When you say about 3000 Cali's per year----is that global? If so, any idea how many in the US?

    Thanks!
     
  5. greyboxer

    greyboxer F1 World Champ

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    #5 greyboxer, Jan 26, 2018
    2015 annual report GT V8 (California) 2,638 2015 1,645 2014 1,219 2013 worldwide - usually about 34 % to USA

    I've just looked those up in public domain documents so I guess if you want other figures you can find them yourselves in more recent reports
     

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