Friday, Porsche Cars North America Inc. announced that in July its sales in the U.S. fell, as somewhat higher sales of its iconic sports cars were offset by sales that were lower for its Cayenne SUV.

Last month, the carmaker’s sales were down 3% to 3,128 cars, whereas in July of 2007 they were 3,230.

Cayman and Boxster sales were up 4% during July to 1,095 cars, while 911s were up 4% to 1,095.

Offsetting the increases were the Cayenne sales, which were down 17% to 958 cars sold.

So far, sales in the U.S. for Porsche have experienced a decline of 14%.

Although, the Cayenne SUV didn’t sell as well in July, the Cayman and Boxster sports cars continued to have strong sales.  This demonstrates that although the car market is weak, consumers are still willing to purchase sports cars with new car warranties.