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Old 07-01-2020 | 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by ExMB
Find another dealer. Just because he uses different words doesn’t mean they equate to sticker, MSRP.
You need to stop regurgitating that BS and not call it sticker or MSRP.

lively discussion on this subject in the 992 GT3 forum
you may call it BS while someone else calls it supply & demand, etc
agree...find another dealer

I was just trying trying to point out viable alternatives
Old 07-01-2020 | 01:44 PM
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One minute you are quoting MSRP and the next you’re saying dealer quoted you market value. 2 different animals as you later admit. BTW, ADM or market is not considered a viable alternative unless you have stoopid money or .......
Old 07-01-2020 | 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by JSF101
assuming an MSRP of $150k for a new GT4RS, that was the price I was quoted if I wanted one (i.e. dealer charges market value pricing for RS models)
That would be nutty to pay that much for a GT4 RS in my opinion. Lots of alternatives at the $250k level with flappy paddle only. McLaren 600LT comes to mind (I drove one of those and was mightily impressed). If you want NA, not sure why you wouldn't take 992 GT3 instead (I don't expect ADM) with lots of cash in your pocket or pair with a Cayman GTS 4.0L for similar money.
Old 07-01-2020 | 02:15 PM
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Just put my name on the list for a GT4RS at my dealership; in the mid-20s right now, but apparently that list moves around a lot so we'll see

I was very last on the list at hat dealership for a GT3 and was able to get one so anything is possible!
Old 07-01-2020 | 07:01 PM
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OPF definitely having it's way... but I must say. GT4RS might sound nicer than the GT3. Just sayin'

Old 07-01-2020 | 07:13 PM
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i don't think porsche will be as limited in production these next generations. they've oversaturated the market massively with artificial short term demand. already 718 GT4's can be had anywhere in america at MSRP, probably a $1,000-$2,000 off for loyal customers. there were 9,500 991.2 GT3's built. that's by no means limited production. 4,880 RS's.... by comparison, ferrari produced 2,000 bog standard California's a year which you can walk into any dealership in America and buy off the lot. Porsche let the dealers play games for a few years and pissed off a lot of customers. i think that game is over, especially in a depressed market. they'll produce as many cars as people are willing to buy.
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Originally Posted by smiles11
OPF definitely having it's way... but I must say. GT4RS might sound nicer than the GT3. Just sayin'
Both sound pretty damn good for having filters
Old 07-11-2020 | 08:45 PM
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I haven't read everything in this thread but the GT4RS will get a N/A engine and it will be the GT3 engine as it shares some major engine internals from the 991.2 and 992 GT3 engine.

I have some SOP (start of production) dates (for GT3/GT3RS/GT4RS) but because of Covid I doubt they will still valid and I don't know if the qty. of engines is still accurate. The plan was to produce up 7.000 engines until the end of 2023.




And I think we have to switch this thread to the 982 forum
Old 07-11-2020 | 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by porsche964rs
I haven't read everything in this thread but the GT4RS will get a N/A engine and it will be the GT3 engine as it shares some major engine internals from the 991.2 and 992 GT3 engine.

I have some SOP (start of production) dates (for GT3/GT3RS/GT4RS) but because of Covid I doubt they will still valid and I don't know if the qty. of engines is still accurate. The plan was to produce up 7.000 engines until the end of 2023.




And I think we have to switch this thread to the 982 forum
I'm assuming they'll reveal the GT4RS Spring of 2021 and the car will be a 2022 with first US delivery in Fall 2021, right?
Old 07-12-2020 | 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted by porsche964rs
I haven't read everything in this thread but the GT4RS will get a N/A engine and it will be the GT3 engine as it shares some major engine internals from the 991.2 and 992 GT3 engine.

I have some SOP (start of production) dates (for GT3/GT3RS/GT4RS) but because of Covid I doubt they will still valid and I don't know if the qty. of engines is still accurate. The plan was to produce up 7.000 engines until the end of 2023.




And I think we have to switch this thread to the 982 forum
7.000 Engines only for 718 GT4 RS ?

Whats your SOP-Points?
Old 07-12-2020 | 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by porsche964rs
I haven't read everything in this thread but the GT4RS will get a N/A engine and it will be the GT3 engine ...............
this is not correct. Many statements From Porsche officials they can’t turn the GT3 engine 180 and fit the gearbox. Too much work. Too much $$$$$
Old 07-12-2020 | 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Norge911
this is not correct. Many statements From Porsche officials they can’t turn the GT3 engine 180 and fit the gearbox. Too much work. Too much $$$$$
This was my understanding as well, but this is not to say that they couldn't engineer some upgrades for the 9A2 Evo 4.0l based on the internals of the GT3 engine that provide the increased RPM and power output...
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Seems completely out of character for a RS version to have a completely different engine from the non-RS GT.
Old 07-12-2020 | 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Westcoast
This was my understanding as well, but this is not to say that they couldn't engineer some upgrades for the 9A2 Evo 4.0l based on the internals of the GT3 engine that provide the increased RPM and power output...
+1

But IMHO that doesn't make it a GT3 engine, just an enhanced one.
Old 07-12-2020 | 02:13 PM
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yeah it's definitely NOT a GT3 engine. it's the same GT4 Evo engine, modified. they've said countless times it's an extremely versatile "platform" engine that can be rolled out across many models.


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