New Porsche 911 order cancelled by Porsche and dealer
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Ordered a new 911 Carrera from Porsche dealer in Glasgow in December, promised delivery 2nd quarter of 2018.
Dealer phoned today saying they wouldnt be getting any 911's until December 2018 at the earliest!
Offered a T or a GTS (outwith my budget). Is this common place or is the dealer at it?
Dealer phoned today saying they wouldnt be getting any 911's until December 2018 at the earliest!
Offered a T or a GTS (outwith my budget). Is this common place or is the dealer at it?
worldwidewebs said:
There's a factory shutdown soon, in preparation for the 992, which is what you'll get if you've ordered a 911 for the end of this year
Out of interest, why did you place an order for so far in the future?
There is no factory shut down, simply that they will not be making any petrol engines for UK and Europe due to retesting required for the new emission laws. They will still be making for USA and RoW. Production of 992 commences in Octobenr I thinkOut of interest, why did you place an order for so far in the future?
Hi
There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
ClubsportStr said:
Hi
There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
The new emission tests are known as RDE Real Driving Emissions. Extract from web site:- There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
RDE step 1 (with a NOx conformity factor of 2.1) applies since 1 September 2017 for new car types. It will apply to all types as from September 2019.
RDE step 2 (with a NOx conformity factor of 1.0 plus an error margin of 0.5) will apply in January 2020 for new types and then from January 2021 for all types.
Not clear how these are leading to Porsche's problems
WG said:
ClubsportStr said:
Hi
There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
The new emission tests are known as RDE Real Driving Emissions. Extract from web site:- There a lot of speculation about the Porsche factory closing or not producing UK cars to get ready for the new emissions? When are the “new emissions” being introduced and what are they, I don’t hear about other manufacturers closing their factories.
Surly the dealers knew this so I’m not quite sure why they accepted the orders.
It’s seems common practice that OPC’s take deposit before having available build slots?
RDE step 1 (with a NOx conformity factor of 2.1) applies since 1 September 2017 for new car types. It will apply to all types as from September 2019.
RDE step 2 (with a NOx conformity factor of 1.0 plus an error margin of 0.5) will apply in January 2020 for new types and then from January 2021 for all types.
Not clear how these are leading to Porsche's problems
Its a VAG exercise in diplomacy to fool the EU bureaucrats that they have heeded their punishment over the 'dieselgate' debacle, and are now purer than the driven snow..
Typical reaction by any corporation when they get caught with their trousers down..Tesco did exactly the same after the horsemeat scandal when they artificially raised the price they paid to organic farmers for genuine beef by 20%....only a year later to artificially lower it by a third.
Corporations are only concerned with self preservation and greed...
Typical reaction by any corporation when they get caught with their trousers down..Tesco did exactly the same after the horsemeat scandal when they artificially raised the price they paid to organic farmers for genuine beef by 20%....only a year later to artificially lower it by a third.
Corporations are only concerned with self preservation and greed...
gazborangers said:
Ordered a new 911 Carrera from Porsche dealer in Glasgow in December, promised delivery 2nd quarter of 2018.
Dealer phoned today saying they wouldnt be getting any 911's until December 2018 at the earliest!
Offered a T or a GTS (outwith my budget). Is this common place or is the dealer at it?
I thought all base 911 were cancled as the T is the better car and selling well over the base car not selling so well so all base 911 slots were now to be T slotsDealer phoned today saying they wouldnt be getting any 911's until December 2018 at the earliest!
Offered a T or a GTS (outwith my budget). Is this common place or is the dealer at it?
hence you were offered a T, which you should have taken, you would have been better off over all £ wise, as in 3 years all the T's will come back from PCP's and drive the 4 year old base model 911's down even more.
I would have thought the T would have a higer future value by an OPC so the monthly payments I would have thought would be lower on the T even though the car costs more. have you had a quote to see the price change to swap into a T ?
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