The Porsche 356 "Pre-A" refers to the first version of the 356 model, produced from 1950 to 1955. It is recognizable by its two-part windscreen (initially), which was replaced by a single, creased windscreen starting in the 1952 model year.

Pre-A

The Porsche 356 T1/T2 refers to the mid-life revisions of the original 356, spanning from 1955 to 1959. These generations featured subtle but important updates in styling and engineering, solidifying the car's reputation.

T1/T2

The Porsche 911 T5 and T6 generations refer to models built between 1974 and 1977, known for their impact-bumper design and the introduction of the 911 Carrera. These models continued the evolution of the classic 911, offering both enhanced safety features and performance improvements.

T5/T6

The Porsche 356 C replaced the 356 B for the 1964 model year and was the final revision of the 356, delivered until May 1966. Key updates included the standardization of four-wheel disc brakes and a reduction in engine choices, with the 75-PS unit becoming the entry-level engine.

Porsche is a legendary German luxury sports car manufacturer founded in 1931, renowned for engineering excellence and iconic designs like the 911, Cayenne, and electric Taycan.

Price Range: $60,000 (Macan) to $200,000+ (911 Turbo, Taycan Turbo S)

Salary to Buy: $180,000-200,000/year household income recommended with financing

Net Worth to Buy: $1,000,000+ recommended for cash purchase

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Generations

Pre-A

T1/T2

T5/T6

C