Porsche Cars North America has reported July sales of 2,803 cars, a 1-percent increase over July of 2011's 2,803.
Porsche has sold 19,253 cars so far this year, a 5-percent increase over the 18,310 it had sold by August 1 last year.
"Our all-new Boxster and 911 models continue to be in high-demand," Detlev von Platen, president and CEO of Porsche Cars North America, said in a statement. "In fact, for the year, we've sold 46 percent more 911 sports cars this year than last year - a tribute to the success of the new, seventh-generation 911."
The Boxster model sold 359 units, a 77-percent increase over the same month last year. July was the first full month in which the 2013 Boxster was available. Starting prices for the Boxster are $49,500 for the regular Boxster, and $60,900 for the Boxster S.
In a sales chart released by Porsche, Boxster and Cayman sales were lumped together, totalling 377 units. It seems then that the Cayman, with a starting range of $51,900 for the Cayman to $66,300 for the Cayman R, sold only 18 units last month.
The Cayenne SUV, whose starting prices range from $48,850 for the basic to $108,750 for the turbo, saw a decrease in sales. The model sold 1,119 units in July, versus 1,342 the previous July.
The Panamera, with a starting price of $78,850 for a basic model versus $175,300 for the Turbo S, sold 627 units, eight cars more than July of 2011's 619.
The Porsche 911, with 18 variations in its model class that range in starting price from $82,100 to $172,100, sold 684 cars last month, having sold 480 in July of 2011.
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