Something different: by the numbers!

[woodinsight]

and not forgetting another Porsche - the 924 GTR

[Paul Jaray]

Ooops...you broke the syncro!
Reply #926, car 925 and 926:

(Can't find a pic of a Fadin Tipo 925..)
Kenworth Model 925
Caterpillar 926

[Otto Puzzell]

1939 Skoda Popular 1100 type 927

[sixtee5cuda]

Porsche 928

[sixtee5cuda]

1984 Mazda 929

[sixtee5cuda]

1994 Alfa Romeo 145 (Type 930)

[Otto Puzzell]

Porsche 924 Turbo, aka type 931 in LHD configuration...

[grobmotorix]

Skoda 932, first version:

[grobmotorix]

Porsche 933 (924 SCCA Prototype):

[als15]

Porsche Type 934.

[als15]

Porsche 935.

[als15]

Porsche 936.

[Paul Jaray]

ŠKODA Popular 995 typ 937 1939-1946

[Paul Jaray]

1948 Skoda 1101 Tudor type 938

[Paul Jaray]

Porsche 939 Targa by Rinspeed

[Paul Jaray]

Can't find a decent pic of a P.R.O.S.C.A. Porsche 940S so here you are a Volvo 940s  

[sixtee5cuda]

Valmet type 941 harvester:

[gilescooperuk]

Porsche 942

[als15]

Melex 943 people carrier.

[als15]

Porsche 944 (an S2, like my father's old one...)

[als15]

Volvo 945 Polar.

[faksta]

Rapido 946F

[als15]

Melex 947 golf cart.

[Carnut]

Ford 948 Series rotary cutter!

Edit:
OK als15; it's only that it was made by Ford that I thought it might be OK!  But yours is better.

[als15]

Ford 948 Series rotary cutter!

Mmmmh....   Not a self-moving vehicle but just an agricultural tool... I think it's not acceptable...

Better to replace it with a BCS 948 walking-tractor, that does a similar job but at least has its own engine.  

And, not to break the syncro, also a Preet 949 harvester (to stay on the same field).