Production Figures
- 1929: 2,500 units
- 1971: 46,487 units (historic high)
- 1993: 3,274 units (historical low)
- 1994: 4,300 units (approx)
- 1997: 5,600 units (approx)
- 1998: 5,647 units
- 1999: 6,275 units
- 2004: fewer than 4,000 units
- 2005: fewer than 5,000 units
- 2006: greater than 10,000 units
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