Discussion
Right, base 911, 911S, 911 GTS, 911 turbo, & all 911 cabs & targas** models can all be optioned with PTS at circa £4k; be-winged GT3 - cannot. Fair enough? GT3 Touring Pack - apart from minimal body changes (certainly much less than **) to the above mentioned models - no PTS!!
Strange, predictable, unfair, understandable, unreasonable, random, vindictive... or just Porsche's bloody mindedness?
Strange, predictable, unfair, understandable, unreasonable, random, vindictive... or just Porsche's bloody mindedness?
Koln-RS said:
I understood that it was due to production issues. So many buyers were requesting or contemplating it, that it would have disrupted the already tight production schedules for the GT3s.
Every other market is getting PTS including RHD markets like Australia...it's a Porsche GB policy for some reason. Same for the R...UK didn't get PTS. In some markets their response has been to increase the price to something like £10k to limit demand. That would be a much better option... price it very high to limit demand so that the people that really, really want it can get hopefully still get it.
It was a big argument when Porsche said that there would be no PTS on the 991.2 GT3 as it would be in high demand and a pain in the arse for them to paint cars in lots of random colours and i believe is a 6 month wait if you order PTS on another model but Porsche have started doing PTS from January along with the touring pack and a couple of people have opted for it already.
Gulf blue touring is one.
Deviated stitching seems to confuse the configurater aswell!
Gulf blue touring is one.
Deviated stitching seems to confuse the configurater aswell!
Thanks for replies.
Hey-ho, the bizarre world of Porsche never ceases to amaze me! Colour stitching, as Cheib pointed out, is a no-go with the Touring Package - aargh- it joins 'delete alcantara et al' onto a list of items of bewinged GT3 'unobtainium' that, frankly, makes no sense; either in a fiscal or manufacturing, nor marketing sense!
From my view point, Porsche is shooting itself, however unintentionally, in the foot. When one is spending a sum north of £100k on a car (or frankly any amount on a vehicle) bars on choice, that make little or no sense, dilute the purchasing experience & leave a lasting legacy of distastefullness (is that even a word?) & frustration.
Thoughts! Agree/disagree? All input gratefully received & equally valid.
Hey-ho, the bizarre world of Porsche never ceases to amaze me! Colour stitching, as Cheib pointed out, is a no-go with the Touring Package - aargh- it joins 'delete alcantara et al' onto a list of items of bewinged GT3 'unobtainium' that, frankly, makes no sense; either in a fiscal or manufacturing, nor marketing sense!
From my view point, Porsche is shooting itself, however unintentionally, in the foot. When one is spending a sum north of £100k on a car (or frankly any amount on a vehicle) bars on choice, that make little or no sense, dilute the purchasing experience & leave a lasting legacy of distastefullness (is that even a word?) & frustration.
Thoughts! Agree/disagree? All input gratefully received & equally valid.
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