Originally Posted by biosphere

This just happened to me too, give it a week or so and it should update and the build should start. That's what happened to me at least.

Originally Posted by Phillip Berk

Looks like a lot of you shared my disappointment with the loss of the Cognac leather, I am a huge fan of brown interiors as my current A91 MT supra has the cognac interior which I love, oh well did the next best thing of Gentian Blue over the black/chalk interior, worried about having to much white I did the black seat inserts as I have seen it the other way around and it looks great. Then did some other deviated stitching options like the leather steering column case, the floor mats with the chalk edging w/ black stitch and so on. When I first decided to get one I was set on 2 ways and manual steering and ended up with 18 ways and the electric steering column, figured I was doing the 18 ways for 2800, what was another 200 on the electric column... right? lol. Hate how dark the silver wheels look on the configurator, plan to ditch the red calipers asap for either paint matched or silver, have a few ideas in my head! Super excited to take delivery and go through the process. Wish I had more time to do a euro or even PECA delivery but oh well, next time!

Originally Posted by doug_999

Very curious to see your seats. Other than that, our builds are very close. While I went with black calipers, I bet red won’t look bad.
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Originally Posted by Phillip Berk

I loath the red calipers, I think at least on the config they look awful against the blue, but I have an idea with paint matching them since Gentian is so dark I think the calipers would look black in most lights but have a little color in the right lighting! I figured no reason to pay $900 if I am going to change them, worst case I will do them black and it will still be less expensive.

Originally Posted by doug_999

I think if you are going to do black, you should just pay Porsche for it. Any issues they will cover - and personally, to do right, I'm guessing they remove them from the car - and the fewer times I have someone outside of Porsche touch my car, the happier I am. Now, my big concern is the clutch - another person has reported a failure at 7,500 miles. No track use. Ugh.

Originally Posted by doug_999

I think if you are going to do black, you should just pay Porsche for it. Any issues they will cover - and personally, to do right, I'm guessing they remove them from the car - and the fewer times I have someone outside of Porsche touch my car, the happier I am. Now, my big concern is the clutch - another person has reported a failure at 7,500 miles. No track use. Ugh.

Originally Posted by doug_999

I think if you are going to do black, you should just pay Porsche for it. Any issues they will cover - and personally, to do right, I'm guessing they remove them from the car - and the fewer times I have someone outside of Porsche touch my car, the happier I am. Now, my big concern is the clutch - another person has reported a failure at 7,500 miles. No track use. Ugh.

Originally Posted by doug_999

I think if you are going to do black, you should just pay Porsche for it. Any issues they will cover - and personally, to do right, I'm guessing they remove them from the car - and the fewer times I have someone outside of Porsche touch my car, the happier I am. Now, my big concern is the clutch - another person has reported a failure at 7,500 miles. No track use. Ugh.

Originally Posted by bantam1

I read that as he is planning to have them painted Gentian Blue.
My exterior is going to be chalk, and I really do not like the red calipers. As I was using the configurator, I had a vision of myself in the garage with a can of Krylon spraying the calipers on my new car, which seemed unacceptable, so I gritted my teeth and selected the $900 option to paint them black.

Originally Posted by doug_999

This morning, my lock date was 04/07/2024 and delivery 06/28/2024.
Tonight, the lock date was 03/21/2024 and delivery is 06/11/2024.

Wow.