Elfer Atlas: 911-guide app analytics for October 22

Elfer Atlas is an independent reference for anyone who loves the 911 – from the very first car in 1964 to today's 992. EVERY GENERATION Eight generations – the original 911, G-series, 964, 993, 996, 997, 991 and 992 – with 230 variants. Each variant lists model years, body styles, engine, engine code, displacement, power, torque, gearbox, drive, acceleration, top speed, weight and production numbers where sources exist. Uncertain values are shown as ranges and unknown data is clearly marked. SEARCH AND COMPARE Find a model in seconds, and compare two variants side by side. The best value in each row is highlighted. MY CAR Add your own car – or several – with your own photo from the camera or photo library, nickname, model year, colour, mileage and registration number. Pick the model from the list or find it with the chassis number. SERVICE BOOK WITH REMINDERS Log services, repairs, parts, tyres and inspections with date, mileage, workshop, cost and a photo of the receipt. The app reminds you when the next service or inspection is coming up. VIN DECODER Enter the chassis number to see generation, model year, plant and likely variants – decoded locally on your phone. PRIVACY FIRST • Works fully offline • No account, no login • No tracking, no analytics, no ads • Your cars, notes and photos stay on your device • Export and import a backup whenever you like LICENSED PHOTOS Model photos are freely licensed images from Wikimedia Commons, with photographer and licence credited in the app. If a photo or engine code is missing, you can send us a suggestion straight from the model page. Made by an enthusiast in Norway – in English, Norwegian, German, Spanish, French and Italian. Elfer Atlas is an independent reference and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG. Model names are used only to identify the cars the data refers to. Data may contain errors – sources are listed in the app.