Porsche is experiencing extremely strong demand for its 2007 911 Turbo, according to a German newspaper report. The report indicates the automaker expects to sell 6,000 of the 480 horsepower cars this year. Many dealers are reporting that they’ve already exceeded their quotas. Sales chief Hans Riedel said in the interview that sales had also been very strong for the new Cayman coupe and updated Boxster roadster. When asked if Porsche would set a new sales record for 2006, Riedel was optimistic. Porsche will “just break through the 100,000 barrier,” for the 2006 financial year ending July 31st, he said. Porsche sold 88,379 cars in fiscal 2005.
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