991 GT2RS
#5071
From H4mmer:
"got to know something interesting. good news for the rest of the world not so good for US and European customers. apparently, the new GT2 RS has to be delivered and registered in these markets before the end of June of this year. PAG has not confirmed any orders to any of the dealers outside these markets tell date waiting to see how much they can produce and deliver to these market before they can confirm to the rest of the world. It seems that they would not be able to meet their targets to deliver those cars to those markets in time to meet the emissions regulations in those markets and as a result, the surplus cars will be directed to the rest of the world where these regulations are not yet in effect. It is expected very soon that PAG will inform the dealers for those markets to confirm their orders for the GT2 RS. and deliveries to those markets should start from late summer."
"got to know something interesting. good news for the rest of the world not so good for US and European customers. apparently, the new GT2 RS has to be delivered and registered in these markets before the end of June of this year. PAG has not confirmed any orders to any of the dealers outside these markets tell date waiting to see how much they can produce and deliver to these market before they can confirm to the rest of the world. It seems that they would not be able to meet their targets to deliver those cars to those markets in time to meet the emissions regulations in those markets and as a result, the surplus cars will be directed to the rest of the world where these regulations are not yet in effect. It is expected very soon that PAG will inform the dealers for those markets to confirm their orders for the GT2 RS. and deliveries to those markets should start from late summer."
#5072
#5073
If this is true, this is not really good for Europe and USA. While the intent of PORSCHE is to produce as many GT2TS's as possible, it looks like a very narrow window to produce as many GT2RS's as intended.
I hope I do not have to travel to China and import one of their GT2RS.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
I hope I do not have to travel to China and import one of their GT2RS.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
#5074
That's what I thought.. strange thing is my build date got pushed back to Sept, so either this info is not correct or my dealers info is wrong....
#5076
I've got some contradicting info too about this (Europe, not US) but all depends on which info is the freshest and most correct.
Last edited by Kobalt; 02-02-2018 at 10:31 AM. Reason: Added (Europe, not US)
#5078
If this is true, this is not really good for Europe and USA. While the intent of PORSCHE is to produce as many GT2TS's as possible, it looks like a very narrow window to produce as many GT2RS's as intended.
I hope I do not have to travel to China and import one of their GT2RS.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
I hope I do not have to travel to China and import one of their GT2RS.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
#5080
I am not sure if the GT2RS will be limited due to new emissions regulations. I do have an order for a GT2RS. I'm not holding my breath on that until I see a V265 on the order slip. This GT2RS is getting to be more wild than the 911R in terms of scarcity. I surely hope this limited production due to new emissions ruling is simply hearsay and speculation, and not true so people who wants one gets one.
There are brokers who pings us here if we are interested in selling our allocated cars for foreign export. I made that comment with my tongue in cheek just so I can get back the allocations that are siphoned out of USA back here where it belongs.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
There are brokers who pings us here if we are interested in selling our allocated cars for foreign export. I made that comment with my tongue in cheek just so I can get back the allocations that are siphoned out of USA back here where it belongs.
Drive safe,
GT3RS-Fan1
#5082
From H4mmer:
"got to know something interesting. good news for the rest of the world not so good for US and European customers. apparently, the new GT2 RS has to be delivered and registered in these markets before the end of June of this year. PAG has not confirmed any orders to any of the dealers outside these markets tell date waiting to see how much they can produce and deliver to these market before they can confirm to the rest of the world. It seems that they would not be able to meet their targets to deliver those cars to those markets in time to meet the emissions regulations in those markets and as a result, the surplus cars will be directed to the rest of the world where these regulations are not yet in effect. It is expected very soon that PAG will inform the dealers for those markets to confirm their orders for the GT2 RS. and deliveries to those markets should start from late summer."
"got to know something interesting. good news for the rest of the world not so good for US and European customers. apparently, the new GT2 RS has to be delivered and registered in these markets before the end of June of this year. PAG has not confirmed any orders to any of the dealers outside these markets tell date waiting to see how much they can produce and deliver to these market before they can confirm to the rest of the world. It seems that they would not be able to meet their targets to deliver those cars to those markets in time to meet the emissions regulations in those markets and as a result, the surplus cars will be directed to the rest of the world where these regulations are not yet in effect. It is expected very soon that PAG will inform the dealers for those markets to confirm their orders for the GT2 RS. and deliveries to those markets should start from late summer."
Not really correct and out dated now.
The part that's still valid is about European cars. Which is why euro cars have priority in production. The US car part is wrong. Porsche initially cancelled all euro delivery from June onwards for all North American GT2RS because of the emission thing. But they did worked that out with the authority (common sense really. US cars doing euro deliveries are not staying in Europe, why ban them?) so the Euro deliveries for North American GT2RS has resumed. As for diverting allocations, it is more likely RoW cars are diverted BACK to Europe or North American, not the other way around.
#5083
Porsche has known about the emission standards for quite awhile. They could have adjusted the production schedule to produce as many car as they wanted. Not sure what the consternation is about.
#5084
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Not really correct and out dated now.
The part that's still valid is about European cars. Which is why euro cars have priority in production. The US car part is wrong. Porsche initially cancelled all euro delivery from June onwards for all North American GT2RS because of the emission thing. But they did worked that out with the authority (common sense really. US cars doing euro deliveries are not staying in Europe, why ban them?) so the Euro deliveries for North American GT2RS has resumed. As for diverting allocations, it is more likely RoW cars are diverted BACK to Europe or North American, not the other way around.
The part that's still valid is about European cars. Which is why euro cars have priority in production. The US car part is wrong. Porsche initially cancelled all euro delivery from June onwards for all North American GT2RS because of the emission thing. But they did worked that out with the authority (common sense really. US cars doing euro deliveries are not staying in Europe, why ban them?) so the Euro deliveries for North American GT2RS has resumed. As for diverting allocations, it is more likely RoW cars are diverted BACK to Europe or North American, not the other way around.
If you switch a car in EU and drive even for 1 hour
you can be sure it is a certified compliant car
every car has a CoC (Certificate of Conformity)
with that CoC you can (must if intention is to drive)
register the car either with any kind of plates