SConn

Ha, whoops.. That makes more sense.

cottage cheese

He said third party dealers are being allowed to sell. Only Porsche dealers were prohibited.

Correct. Sorry if i was unclear.

I also didn't understand why MY 2012.5-2013 991s were not affected. Maybe he accidentally gave the wrong info.

Alc

I think you’re good with the T...no dynamic engine mounts and it appears it’s only for 991.1 not .2s.

I’m sure third party sellers get the stop sale....months from when it was initiated by Porsche through litigation.

maj75

I knew there was a good reason I specifically looked for a C2S 991 without Sport Chrono

Shawn McSheffrey

If you decide to sell privately I am in the market for a N/A GTS Cab. Thanks, Shawn

Porsche911GTS'16

Very interesting development. I have not received any notification from Porsche about a recall for my 2016 991.1 GTS cab. If they ultimately offered to fix the car for "defects," I would politely decline. That is like Spielberg modifying E.T. several years after the fact, or Lucas adding scenes to the original Star Wars trilogy years later. Not going there. I'll take the car as originally intended, thank you very much.

marcnyc

Same here

My991

That may explain why so many used Porsches show up on Jaguar lots.

Southbranch

38 posts on this thread so far with much speculation but nothing specific as to the nature of the problem.

B Russ

It means there is an open recall that has to be resolved, they cant deliver it until its fixed. Google national recall and put your vin number, tell us what you find

Southbranch

I understand that. Sorry if my comment was unclear. So far, no post has described the specific mechanical problem underlying the stop-sale campaign. I have a 2016 GTS with Sport Chrono and would like to know if there is a problem with the car even though I am not planning to sell it.

My car has no outstanding recalls. However, if this is a Porsche service campaign and not a NHTSA safety recall, it wouldn't show up on a VIN search.

Ksdaoski

Good thought but nada
this car has Chrono

asellus

So after putting your VIN in a recall checking tool, does it say you're part of any campaigns...?

Southbranch

No - all safety recalls have been completed on my car, but to add to the pointless speculation of this thread, it could be a Porsche service campaign, which won't show up in a VIN search.

B Russ

This is what my dealer friend told me when he asked. Im working on another dealer friend, see if he responds