WernerE

Thanks for the info! I'll take some photos next opportunity...garage pics don't do the car justice.

GreenLantern

You're most welcome. Looking forward to the photos!

Hope you continue to enjoy in good health.

RichardC

Number 587 is going up for sale in the Vancouver area.

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/ctd/4755846604.html

Price: $179,900.00
Condition: Pre-Owned
Mileage: 1,800 km
Exterior Colour: Geyser Grey Met
Interior Colour: Classic Int w/ Lthr/Clth Sts Agate Grey/Geyser Gry
Transmission: 7 Speed PDK Automatic

It's in the Surrey/Delta/Langley area, and only 1800km, which explains why I haven't seen it.

Richard

Grunty

159k usd
Are they more expensive in Canada?

Mondrian

Note to self - do not post (type) with velvet glove!



I think their tax is 10% higher than USA - our Canadian friends can shed more light.

911ru

Hi, would you like to count me as well. Delivery- Feb 2014, RUSSIA.St. Petersburg. Graphite color, PDK, sunroof. Number 1248. If you have updated your statistics in this half of the year, where can I see it?

911ru

Hi, would you like to count me as well. Delivery- Feb 2014, RUSSIA.St. Petersburg. Graphite color, PDK, sunroof. Number 1248. If you have updated your statistics in this half of the year, where can I see it?

]I am a researchoholic so didn't feel like work!

It would be great if you could get some confirmed numbers, here is what I have from Porsche annual report; 2012 = a total of 826 sports (mid & rear engine) sold out of total 2030 cars. 2013 no specific 911 or sports data but total reported is 2229 with strong growth for 911 reported. So I think actual 911 sales for 2013 in Switzerland is around 700 (+/-10%) which would translate to 48 x 50th cars.

That figure could well be higher as US had 10% less cars than their 34.6% 911 market share deserved, on the other hand I don't expect new markets such as Asia & Africa would have picked up their natural allocation either. So where did these cars go - my bet is on Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Canada & possibly GB so it could well be more than 48.[/QUOTE]

martinmp42

You can add me to the list. #250

RichardC

martinmp42,

Can you provide other details for the spreadsheet?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?pli=1#gid=0

Thanks.

Richard

RichardC

Yes, the cars in Canada are more expensive than in the US. It is true for the vast majority of cars. This was the case when our dollar was virtually at par, or even slightly more than the US dollar. My car would have been cheaper had I bought it in the US.

Now that the Canadian dollar has gone down, cars here will only get more expensive in the future.

Richard

martinmp42

My number is 230, not 250. Sorry about the confusion, I geuss I was so much preoccupied with the GT3, I got the number wrong. The options are:

Geyser Grey
Classic interior with leather/cloth seats in Agate Grey/Geyser
PDCC incl PASM Sport Suspe
PDK
Seat Heating Front
Entery & Drive ParkAssist (front and rear)
Sunroof in Glass
Bose Surround Sound Sirius XM
Adaptive Sport Seats Plus (18-way) with Memory

I may list it soo to sell it. I have 1050 miles on it.

martinmp42

One more thing, It is a 2014 model

martinmp42

I think 50th is one of the nicest 911s that was ever produced. It steals the show even next to two gorgeous GT3s

London911

One for sale here in the UK:

http://www.jzmporsche.com/porsche-fo...y-for-sale-652

Looks utterly wonderful, although I'm biased :-)

That must be list price.

Mcx

Looks like a reasonable premium, similar spec to mine, although it has basic sports seats and the addition of a sunroof, so maybe original list was around £101-102k? Seems to be the only one for sale in the UK at the moment..