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What do they make now?

You really want to know :roflmao:

Since its beginning in 1901, Karmann has built more than three million complete vehicles of the models as follows.

AMC Javelin Coupé1968

300 Units

Audi 80 Convertible1997 - 200012.

112 Units

Audi A4 Convertible2002 - today

81.959 Units (Base: End 2004)

BMW 2000 C/CS1965 - 197013.

696 only Body in White

BMW 3,0 CS1971 - 197521.

147 Units

BMW 635 CSI1976 - 198986.

314 Units

Chrysler Crossfire Coupé2003 - 200837.

896 Units

Chrysler Crossfire Convertible2003 - 200816.

269 Units

Ford Escort RS Cosworth1992 - 1996

8.082 Units

Ford Escort FEC Convertible1983 - 1990104.

237 Units

Ford Escort Convertible1990 - 199780.

620 Units

Ford Merkur XR4Ti, U.S. version of the Ford Sierra XR4iKarmann Ghia Convertible1957 - 1974

80.881 Units

Karmann Ghia Coupé1955 - 1974

362.601 Units

Karmann Ghia Type34

1961 - 1969

42.505 Unit

Land Rover Defender2002 - 2005

2.777 Units (in Brazil)

Mercedes CLK A208 Convertible1998 - 2003

115.264 Units

Mercedes CLK C208 Coupé2000 - 2002

28.706 Units

Mercedes CLK A209 Convertible2003 - today

Nissan Micra C+C2006 - today

Porsche 356Porsche 912Porsche 9141969 - 1976118.

949 Units

Porsche 9681991 - 199411.

803 only Body in White

Renault 19 Convertible1990 - 1996

29.222 Body in White and soft tops

Renault Mégane I Convertible1996 - 2003

74.096 Body in White and soft tops

Renault Mégane CCsince 2004

only

retractable hardtopsTriumph TR61969 - 1976

VW Corrado1988 - 1995

97.521 Units

VW Golf I Convertible1979 - 1993

388.522 Units

VW Golf III Convertible1993 - 1997

129.475 Units

VW Golf IV Convertible (Base Golf III)1997 - 2001

82.588 Units

VW Golf III

Variant1997 - 1999

80.928 Units

VW Beetle Convertible1949 - 1980

331.847 Units

VW Scirocco I1974 - 1981

504.153 Units

VW Scirocco II1981 - 1992

291.497 Units

So not much at the moment, but I think there also did Audi Gmbh stuff.

Overall it's sad, 4000 odd workers (again I think) and a fantastic reputation as a design house- gone, ceased, dead, no more.

Shame,

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I didn't think it was some Boxsters I thought it was most of them. IIRC i also read that after a shakey start with poor quality, Porsche sent some engineers up there and the quality improved to the point that they were better built than the German versions

( although why would you choose ( ??) to build them in two different factories ?? )

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