MY2023 Prices
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Porsche is updating their configurator and seems to have loaded the MY23 prices in. Looks like a $2,900 increases for the base, T, S, and GTS 4.0 models, $5,300 for the GT4, $5,100 for the Spyder, and $7,400 for the GT4 RS (which is moot because I don't think there is going to be any MY22 GT4 RS customer cars).
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
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Porsche is updating their configurator and seems to have loaded the MY23 prices in. Looks like a $2,900 increases for the base, T, S, and GTS 4.0 models, $5,300 for the GT4, $5,100 for the Spyder, and $7,400 for the GT4 RS (which is moot because I don't think there is going to be any MY22 GT4 RS customer cars).
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
Any idea on allocation quantities for each at a reasonably sized dealerships? I just scooped a 2020 Spyder for a little over MSRP (2k miles) and feel ok about it since it's the greatest car I've ever driven. I called two dealers and they said I was dreaming when I asked about Spyder or Gt4 allocations.
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Porsche is updating their configurator and seems to have loaded the MY23 prices in. Looks like a $2,900 increases for the base, T, S, and GTS 4.0 models, $5,300 for the GT4, $5,100 for the Spyder, and $7,400 for the GT4 RS (which is moot because I don't think there is going to be any MY22 GT4 RS customer cars).
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
Model - MY23 Prices - MY22 Prices
Cayman - $63,400 - $60,500
Boxster - $65,500 - $62,600
Cayman T - $72,500 - $69,600
Boxster T - $74,600 - $71,700
Cayman S - $75,400 - $72,500
Boxster S - $77,500 - $74,600
Cayman GTS 4.0 - $90,300 - $87,400
Boxster GTS 4.0 - $92,400 - $89,500
Cayman GT4 - $106,500 - $101,200
Boxster Spyder - $103,400 - $98,300
Cayman GT4 RS - $149,100 - $141,700
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Inflation. Prices for most everything are up, including labor, so they are simply passing it along.
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Inflation and Capitalism, If demand exceeds supply any smart business man will raise prices to reap the rewards of offering a product which people want. Porsche is the most profitable mass market auto maker. They keep raising prices and people keep buying their cars. My have things changed since they were in financial trouble
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Percent wise seems like GTS 4.0 increased the least.
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Have any prices gone up on options?
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I can see why the 14-way seats decreased...no one wants them!
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