abiazis

2800 estimate worldwide for GT3RS does not make it more rare than the R??

Dot23RS

pors9

silvertige

Ok, so what's the consensus on GT3 numbers? I've got roughly 1800 in the US total? That's a lot of cars right there.

Dot23RS

WernerE

Here's my updated WAG for GT car production - seems reasonable, absent hard data (that I may have overlooked earlier in this thread).

Dot23RS

neurotic

WernerE

For clarification, above are North America sales #s. Production #s I presented are WW.

silvertige

Ok, if WAG production is 2750 or so, and this is overall no US, where are you getting 2500 in the US?

abiazis

World wide production is probably closer to 4,000 - 4500 GT3 regular units with approximately 50% to the US by the time it is all done. Not really that limited or to one year, if they come out with some 19's................still a great car to drive..........

Dot23RS

WernerE

Porsche has capacity for 15-20 GT cars per day - per a reliable source on this board. The new 992 platform will end 991 production. The only real variable is the # of GT cars it builds per day - does anyone have new information on build capacity for GT cars? Otherwise, I see an upper limit of ~6,000 for 991 GT production. If you have a bigger number, show us your work.

GrantG

This is not typically the case. In every recent generation change, the first model year of a new generation overlaps with the last year of the previous generation (both generations built simultaneously for one model year).

pors9

Most recently, as I recall, the first 991's went on sale in the US around Feb 2012. And as we know there are 2012/13 997 Turbo and Turbo S models in the US with the last examples not delivered until Jul 2013.