The "Unofficial" Carrera T Production Stats
05-10-2019, 03:33 AM
#181
Drifting
05-25-2019, 08:25 AM
#184
Burning Brakes
For my .02, that is a typo, based on other recent numbers they provided.
For PCNA and PCL, it's at a whopping 1,006 as of this A.M. I'm confident in those numbers given lack of CXX bits that can throw off VINs and Build Sheets. I'm also confident the above is a typo given the usual 'about 1/3 Rule' for NA, which the T seemed to break based on marketing, etc. this go round. I'll buy the 50/50 split we've discussed here a lot more readily than I will 1/5...
All this said, I don't work for Porsche, they work for me. And regardless of the real, final numbers, the car is awesome and being driven into oblivion, not kept locked up in a box, being treated like a princess... I'll continue to keep an eye. Every time I think production is done lately, another couple cars sneak in a few weeks later it seems...
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For PCNA and PCL, it's at a whopping 1,006 as of this A.M. I'm confident in those numbers given lack of CXX bits that can throw off VINs and Build Sheets. I'm also confident the above is a typo given the usual 'about 1/3 Rule' for NA, which the T seemed to break based on marketing, etc. this go round. I'll buy the 50/50 split we've discussed here a lot more readily than I will 1/5...
All this said, I don't work for Porsche, they work for me. And regardless of the real, final numbers, the car is awesome and being driven into oblivion, not kept locked up in a box, being treated like a princess... I'll continue to keep an eye. Every time I think production is done lately, another couple cars sneak in a few weeks later it seems...
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jb_andersen (12-01-2020)
05-25-2019, 11:45 AM
#185
6000 GT3 wordwide. Seems high.
Still indicates the T was limited in comparison to the GT3. But I’ve consistently seen numbers more in line with 2000 T’s and 3000 GT3 for the 991.2. All “unofficial” numbers of course.
5000 wordwide yet only 1000 in the US?
Still indicates the T was limited in comparison to the GT3. But I’ve consistently seen numbers more in line with 2000 T’s and 3000 GT3 for the 991.2. All “unofficial” numbers of course.
5000 wordwide yet only 1000 in the US?
05-25-2019, 08:43 PM
#186
Burning Brakes
05-26-2019, 02:03 AM
#187
05-26-2019, 07:38 AM
#188
05-27-2019, 06:10 AM
#189
Drifting
Lots has been written on here about total 991.2 GT3 numbers exceeding Carrera T numbers.
I also tend to agree that 5,000 Ts in the article above is a typo.
05-27-2019, 06:15 AM
#190
Drifting
For my .02, that is a typo, based on other recent numbers they provided.
For PCNA and PCL, it's at a whopping 1,006 as of this A.M. I'm confident in those numbers given lack of CXX bits that can throw off VINs and Build Sheets. I'm also confident the above is a typo given the usual 'about 1/3 Rule' for NA, which the T seemed to break based on marketing, etc. this go round. I'll buy the 50/50 split we've discussed here a lot more readily than I will 1/5...
All this said, I don't work for Porsche, they work for me. And regardless of the real, final numbers, the car is awesome and being driven into oblivion, not kept locked up in a box, being treated like a princess... I'll continue to keep an eye. Every time I think production is done lately, another couple cars sneak in a few weeks later it seems...
ẞ
For PCNA and PCL, it's at a whopping 1,006 as of this A.M. I'm confident in those numbers given lack of CXX bits that can throw off VINs and Build Sheets. I'm also confident the above is a typo given the usual 'about 1/3 Rule' for NA, which the T seemed to break based on marketing, etc. this go round. I'll buy the 50/50 split we've discussed here a lot more readily than I will 1/5...
All this said, I don't work for Porsche, they work for me. And regardless of the real, final numbers, the car is awesome and being driven into oblivion, not kept locked up in a box, being treated like a princess... I'll continue to keep an eye. Every time I think production is done lately, another couple cars sneak in a few weeks later it seems...
ẞ
05-27-2019, 10:44 AM
#191
Originally Posted by Wing Commander
Hear, hear! Well said! My T is closing in on 17k miles now. A great car to drive & enjoy at every opportunity!
05-27-2019, 11:36 AM
#192
Drifting
05-27-2019, 05:50 PM
#193
Burning Brakes
05-27-2019, 09:18 PM
#194
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Thread Starter
06-10-2019, 10:27 AM
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