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October sales were up 24.1% (11,688 units) worldwide over last year and up 15.6% (116,050 units) for the entire. The only market where it saw a decline was in Europe for October, but Europe is still up in unit sales for the year so far. 

For October, Porsche's European sales were down 4.5% to 3,707 units. German sales were basically flat at 1,251, which is up 0.1%. North American sales were up 42.6% (3,764) and up 41.5% in the US to 3,211. Asian sales were up 45.5% (4,217), and 2,439 cars were sold in China, up 57.8%.

From January through October, European sales were up 14.2% to 41,222 cars; North American sales were up 11.8% to 33,134 cars; and Asian sales were up 20.3% to 41,694 cars. Sales in the United States were up 13.2% to 28,226 cars, and Chinese sales were up 27.4% to 26,349 cars.

“Strong sales in the Americas and in Asia in October more than compensated for the purchasing reluctance in Europe. We have thus delivered nearly as many vehicles as in the entire previous year in a mere ten months. We are thus expecting strong year-end business," said Bernhard Maier, head of sales and marketing at Porsche.