991 GT3 End of Production?
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qbix said:
Heard rumours on another forum that the production of GT3 will end in February 2015...
What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
you will fine, the fact that depos are being returned from last Sep, has nothing to do with this.. What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
qbix said:
Heard rumours on another forum that the production of GT3 will end in February 2015...
What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
May deposit, did you feel a cancelled order?..Its a late deposit, well, as far as I am aware.What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
Apollo, have you the latest 991 GT3 Uk unit volume.?.
qbix said:
Why late deposit? I was told by the Dealer that it takes around 11 month to get the car so I thought May was good time to pull the trigger for 2015 build.
Have you been given a confirmed build date? I put my deposit down fairly late (June 2013) and have one of the final cars from my OPC's allocation. If you have not had a build date confirmed i would say that you will be lucky to get a car
throt said:
qbix said:
Heard rumours on another forum that the production of GT3 will end in February 2015...
What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
May deposit, did you feel a cancelled order?..Its a late deposit, well, as far as I am aware.What do you think about it?
I put the deposit in May for the car being delivered in March/April 2015. Do I have a chance to have it delivered??
Apollo, have you the latest 991 GT3 Uk unit volume.?.
Its none of the above.
Porsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.
Porsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.

Pugley said:
Its none of the above.
Porsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.
tPorsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.

The internet never lies

Pugley said:
Its none of the above.
Porsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.
Now that is very funny Porsche had such a shock with the spontaneous combustion of the last batch that they have over spent their budget replacing the engines.
I've read somewhere on the internet that they wont produce any more until they have designed a decent engine that is capable of lasting longer than a set of windscreen wipers.


I'm sure Porsche are congratulating themselves in successfully pissing off a sizeable section of their enthusiastic customer base by failing to meet demand. Maybe they think these disappointed disaffected customers will go and buy one of their dreary soft alternatives instead. Maybe there are residual concerns about reliability and warranty costs (I doubt).
Who knows?
Who knows?
blueSL said:
I'm sure Porsche are congratulating themselves in successfully pissing off a sizeable section of their enthusiastic customer base by failing to meet demand. Maybe they think these disappointed disaffected customers will go and buy one of their dreary soft alternatives instead. Maybe there are residual concerns about reliability and warranty costs (I doubt).
Who knows?
or could it not be that taking into account that having won best performance car of the year on the planet, 2014,( beating the 458 Specaile, which is no mean feat btw )demand has exceeded expectations x 5, along with upcoming markets require halo product.....Who knows?
Sandy59 said:
It just does seem a bit strange, that the guy Andreas I think said the PDK GT3 will appeal to a wider marker than before, so they then go a build less cars than before.
Gen 2 announced late next year maybe ??
Gen 2 announced late next year maybe ??
actually they have built more than before......no Gen 2, at least 3 years out....
APOLO1 said:
or could it not be that taking into account that having won best performance car of the year on the planet, 2014,( beating the 458 Specaile, which is no mean feat btw )demand has exceeded expectations x 5, along with upcoming markets require halo product.....
How a few days can change things. I have now driven the 458 specale and for me it's no contest. I,ll take the 458s
Price is what sold the GT3. How many here would have bought the 458s if it were the same price.
As others have said for that price the gt3 is a bargin it's a shame the real people who want them cannot buy one.
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