Something different: by the numbers!

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Skoda Typ 950:

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Porsche 951:

The Porsche 944 Turbo was introduced in the U.S. in 1986 and was discontinued in 1989 (although reportedly there are a very few 1990-91 944 Turbos out there). To distinguish it from the normally aspirated 944, the Porsche 944 Turbo is also known as the 951, similar to how Porsche distinguishes different model years of the 911, such as 993 and 996. The factory specs for the 951 include a 217-bhp 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with a KKK turbo pumping out 11 psi of boost.

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Liebherr 952.

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Porsche 953.

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Porscche 954 (911 SC RS).

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Porsche Cayenne 955 (is there a number Porsche haven't used?!):

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Thank Heaven for Porsche eh...

Porsche 956..:

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..what would we do without them?:

Porsche Cayenne 957

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..then the Porsche Cayenne 958

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...and let's not forget the magnificent Porsche 959!

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What?  A car that isn't a Porsche?!

Yes - Volvo 960!:

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Phew - back to normal.

Porsche 961!:

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...followed by..

Porsche 962!:

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For a change how about this nice little Polish runabout, the Melex Model 963?:

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..before we get back into our comfort zone again with the:

Porsche 964 Carrera 2

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And Zaporozhets made a nice little ZAZ-965 back in the 1960s:

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But hey, let's get back to Porsches with the:

Porsche 966 Carrera 4

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Then there are our old friends Melex with their Model 967 Golf Cart:

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And the Porsche 968 Club Sport.....

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And it goes without saying there was a Porsche 969 "The Forgotten Porsche"...:

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How about a nice Skoda 440 Spartak Type 970?

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ZAZ 971

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Caterpillar 972-G.

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Skoda 973.

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Liebherr 974: