New 991.2 GTS allocation Thread
#437
Get PCCBs.
The biggest mistake I did when I spec my GTS that I did not spec PCCBs.
In EU most of the options can be added later in in the car under Tequipment original accessories through your dealer.
But there are some that you cannot add no matter how much money you will pay.
PCCB, RAS, FAL (depends where you live but it adds weight and complexity in the front of the car)) I consider a must for a new spec GTS.
ACC I do not think is required in a Carrera GTS. Cruise control is more than enough.
LCA not required. I drive a car for 1500 miles with it and I did not spec it. I do not miss it. GTS has very good views around you.
The biggest mistake I did when I spec my GTS that I did not spec PCCBs.
In EU most of the options can be added later in in the car under Tequipment original accessories through your dealer.
But there are some that you cannot add no matter how much money you will pay.
PCCB, RAS, FAL (depends where you live but it adds weight and complexity in the front of the car)) I consider a must for a new spec GTS.
ACC I do not think is required in a Carrera GTS. Cruise control is more than enough.
LCA not required. I drive a car for 1500 miles with it and I did not spec it. I do not miss it. GTS has very good views around you.
#438
Three Wheelin'
I'll let others comment on your build. But, I will say that you'll enjoy every moment/mile!!
#440
+1 for smoking pkg
and I got 4-way seats too. They are perfectly fine.
I really think you can pay for Ceramic brakes by eliminating some of the expensive extras...not to mention weight savings.
and I got 4-way seats too. They are perfectly fine.
I really think you can pay for Ceramic brakes by eliminating some of the expensive extras...not to mention weight savings.
#441
Yep, I made that mistake on my GT4. Never made it again.
#442
New to Porsche, really confused. Can someone help.
This is going to be my first Porsche purchase. I went on the Porsche USA site, and began building the 911 GTS. Once completed, I noticed the build is for a 2019 model. I contacted my local dealership and they advised due to Covid / manufacturing circumstances I would have to be placed in allocation.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
#443
This is going to be my first Porsche purchase. I went on the Porsche USA site, and began building the 911 GTS. Once completed, I noticed the build is for a 2019 model. I contacted my local dealership and they advised due to Covid / manufacturing circumstances I would have to be placed in allocation.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
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This is going to be my first Porsche purchase. I went on the Porsche USA site, and began building the 911 GTS. Once completed, I noticed the build is for a 2019 model. I contacted my local dealership and they advised due to Covid / manufacturing circumstances I would have to be placed in allocation.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
Dealer mentioned the GTS may be a 2021 model and not 2020. My question is, is the 2021 model 911 GTS going to have the newer body like the new 992? When I built out the specs of the 2019, the images showed the older body in comparison to the new 992 body style.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
If you were to take your 2019 build to a dealer, and they were willing to work for you, they could pull up the 2019 GTS models still unsold throughout the country and try to get you something close to your build.
Or, you can check on Porsche's website and pull up GTSs to see whats out there.
Don't put in your zip code, that way you get hits all across the country.
This would also eliminate the middleman and you could negotiate directly with the selling dealer.
Like I said, just a theory, I could be completely wrong.
#447
Rennlist Member
Just a quick visit on Porsche's website, using only the year 2019 : 3 still unsold and a bunch of pre owned.
Good luck in your search!
https://finder.porsche.com/us/en_US/...ge&sortDir=asc
Good luck in your search!
https://finder.porsche.com/us/en_US/...ge&sortDir=asc
#448
Thanks for the information. Appreciate it. However, Im not interested in the 2019 911 GTS. I would prefer the newer gen body GTS. Looks like, there are no 2020 models available or are not even building as of yet.
#450
Three Wheelin'
The 991.2 GTS model is no longer being built. Although Porsche continues to keep them on the configurator. As mentioned above there may be a few left on dealer lots. If you're looking for a 992 GTS, my guess is that they'll be unveiled early next year and available during the last half of 2021 as a 2022 model year. Happy waiting!