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There is absolutely no way they made less 992.1 than they did 991.2. Likely the same number.
I'm sorry for anyone here who felt misled by their dealer stating they were going to make 2,000 of these globally as you forked over a $50k+ ADM.
5000 Cars a year over two years is 8% of Zuff 911 output, I don't see how that is in anyway unbelievable.
Furthermore I'd expect them to pump out another 5k 992 GT3 RS.
And further more than that, for anyone's curiosity, 996.1 - 997.2 GT3's were all made to order.
You didn't need to be a special customer or have some long wait list or anything.
There was no exclusive factor, rare or cool factor, they simply made as many GT3's as there were people willing to buy them, almost entirely track rats.
This shows the massive shift in demand for the product and demand for 911's and GT products overall compared to 2010.
They'll probably sell 6,000+ 992.1 GT3RSs worldwide. Can't wait to hear from some delusion folks that they'll less than 1,000 in the US because it'll be closer to double that.
"At the main plant in Zuffenhausen, an average of more than 400 vehicles rolled off the production line every day – more than ever before in spite of the semiconductor shortages."
Dealership to Customer: "Yeah champ, super limited production these are, COVID and the supply chain issues, buddy you are lucky we are even talking to you, $75k extra above MSRP, big long list of other guys wanting this allocation"
Porsche Factory to Investors: "We've never produced so many! COVID just a minor inconvenience on a couple options"
03-25-2023, 12:54 AM
