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Given the ~90,000 US sales of Z32s (41% 2-seat NAs, 34% 4-seat NAs, 20% TT, and <5% convertibles), and assuming a compounded linear attrition rate of ~4.6%/year ([ www.deh.gov ]), that breaks down to: 37305 Z32s left after 1990 53270 Z32s left after 1991 57662 Z32s left after 1992 66814 Z32s left after 1993 68907 Z32s left after 1994 69198 Z32s left after 1995 and 68809 Z32s left after 1996 If we assume the attrition was linear over type of Z32, that means there would be approximately: 28212 2-seat NAs remaining 23395 4-seat NAs remaining 13762 TTs remaining, and 3440 convertibles remaining Now I don't ever want to hear someone say "I can't find a Z". Enjoy, SS production data from: [ http://zhome.com/History/Zproduction.html ]
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