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Right from Porsche. How do you figure Worldwide numbers are 3x US production stats? North America is at 800+ cars...I simply cannot believe Worldwide demand was another 2-3k...
I took the statement as worldwide (US and Canada included) should be 3 x your number. Which does sound about right to me, My basis...the map at the Peterson Museum right now that shows the geographic breakdown.
Congrats Cyberbug, Epic build.
I wish the configurator was down....My build keeps getting more expensive and my wife keeps getting more annoyed. Weird...
Congrats Cyberbug, Epic build.
I wish the configurator was down....My build keeps getting more expensive and my wife keeps getting more annoyed. Weird...
Right from Porsche. How do you figure Worldwide numbers are 3x US production stats? North America is at 800+ cars...I simply cannot believe Worldwide demand was another 2-3k...
if you take a look at the 991 R, about 300 went to usa, total production number for R was 991. So about 1/3 went to us. With T, approx 1/3 to us if the ratio is about the same as with R. Total worldwide would be now over 2000. Total worldwide includes the us cars, about 800 Ts. So about 1600 Ts for the rest of the world and 800 to us.
if you take a look at the 991 R, about 300 went to usa, total production number for R was 991. So about 1/3 went to us. With T, approx 1/3 to us if the ratio is about the same as with R. Total worldwide would be now over 2000. Total worldwide includes the us cars, about 800 Ts. So about 1600 Ts for the rest of the world and 800 to us.
IIRC - at some of the press events for the T it was noted that production allocation was highly tilted towards North America - this was a US/Canada model primarily and other regions were to receive lower allocations than normal. I suspect that this means the early estimate of ~1500 - 2000 cars is pretty close.
IIRC - at some of the press events for the T it was noted that production allocation was highly tilted towards North America - this was a US/Canada model primarily and other regions were to receive lower allocations than normal. I suspect that this means the early estimate of ~1500 - 2000 cars is pretty close.
Here's the new update for us T owners. Interesting that Canada has not received any new production since November and still remains at 43 cars only for 2019.
Here's the new update for us T owners. Interesting that Canada has not received any new production since November and still remains at 43 cars only for 2019.
Very helpful and interesting -- thanks, Cam, for all you do.
IIRC - at some of the press events for the T it was noted that production allocation was highly tilted towards North America - this was a US/Canada model primarily and other regions were to receive lower allocations than normal. I suspect that this means the early estimate of ~1500 - 2000 cars is pretty close.
Originally Posted by anythingbuttime
I recall this as well.
Correct. While I understand the intuition to speculate global production of the T based on other models, I don't think it works. I'll bet global production is ~1500. Certainly under 2000. If someone learns the hard numbers, please do share.
12-14-2018, 11:51 PM
