Thank you for sharing actual numbers! You always have great info. Glad I did not try to track them like the PTS tourings as there are approximately twice as many.

 

There are around ~600 PTS 991.2 GT3’s for N.A., approximately a third of those have the Touring option. So about the same take rate of GT2RS, ~25% PTS.

 

That's off by a bit. 15% for 991.2 GT3 of all variants- 474 approximately.

https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...l#post15864785

 

The 474 PTS number was actually from back in February. There will be around ~600 PTS 991.2 GT3’s in NA when all said and done. Ryan has yet to post his final production numbers but we are still expecting approximately 3,250 991.2 GT3’s for NA. Of those, about 800 have the Touring option. Of those ~800 roughly 25% are PTS.

 

You guys are more up on the build numbers, but @RyanTT list was as of April 29 and there were none built thereafter through May.

https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3-...l#post15864785

He did note that some would backfill, but the last new ptstouring I found was the Nogaro Blue which was a PECLA delivery which was built and in the US earlier than when it was posted to the gram (May 16, 2019).

 

North America GT production ended in May. Some GT cars were still completed one to two months later even though assembly line production had already ended. We’ll see what Pors9 and Ryantt post here in the next few weeks but even if there are only ~750 with the Touring option we are still looking at around 25% of GT3T’s being PTS, about the same percentage of GT2RS PTS.

 

You sure about May? Anyone here on RL have a May build date GT3? It seems odd that Ryan would not have seen any new cars from April 29-May 25 if they were building them in May. I also did not see any real special CXX ones come out later than the Nogaro car so if there were GT3 sitting for months at exclusive past the end of April, it’s news to me. I would love to see the ones completed a month or two after May if you have VINs/build sheets.

My math was 21.4% of NA tourings were PTS. 155/723 from ryanTT’s sheet. Where did you get the 25% of GT2RS were PTS number?

 

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How about lancia pics?

 

Dot3RS I appreciate your work, but when you are wrong you just won't admit it. And this time you are wrong again. In fact almost all PTS cars were delivered by February, very few delivered after that, and if this flood of additional 125 PTS cars were delivered, Evilfij and I would have know about it.

Here's your dog pic:

 

Haha, ok. I’m not here to fight. As you know I only specifically track 2019 GT3RS. With that said it has given me a lot of good insight and experience of making estimates. As I said before we will see what Pors9 and RyanTT post in the next few weeks but the last numbers I’ve seen were from February 28th in Ryan’s post (attached below). Even back then in February with 710 Touring’s over 20% were PTS. If you look above at our posts what I always said was “roughy 20-25%” in which you responded with something like “actually more like 15%”. Again not here to argue, this is just to clarify that ROUGHLY 20-25% of GT3T and GT2RS in NA are PTS.

February 2019 update from RyanTT


As production did not end in February and around ~3.250 GT3’s are expected for NA rather then the above 3,073 shown I would expect final Touring numbers to be roughly 750 with roughly 175 being PTS.

 

RyanTT posted again on May 25 numbers as of April 29 (which was the last build he saw). 15% for all GT3 are PTS and, as I noted, 21.4% of GT3T are PTS.

 

25% PTS, holy cow! how things have changed.

 

First it's 15% of total GT3 production, not 25%- Ryan's projections are not reality. Second, try buying a GT car PTS now. Only open for GT3, and GT2RS when they were in production. None available for GT3RS. Who knows what the future will bring.

 

My car is more rare than yours and obviously the last true classic 911. PS, because #992isugly and that is fact, not opinion. It all begins and ends with my car, my color.

No, your car is more common than a Camry.