Only if production remains the same. I doubt it will.

 

will probably squeeze out a couple grand more before they start making 3rs 2rs and the vert. If anything its a gift. These are the last ones, gentlemen

 

I believe I saw somewhere else that most of the 992.1 GT3s were produced in year 1 and year 2/3 were like 20-30% of the initial volume.

 

Porsche isn’t doing anything different than 992.1…

 

I believe the only real difference is that for the 992.2, the Touring came out at the same time as the Wing version so they are producing them at about 50-50 % thus far for 992.2, whereas on the .1 there were less Tourings as I believe they came out later. Someone will know more than i about this.

 

Except the % are wildly different considering how much more rare a 992.1 touring is compared to 992.1 winged.

Also we aren’t far enough into the production cycle to know if this is a heavy upfront production and then thinned out from there or if this is going to be sustained (or even increased!)

Time will tell. From what I see out there for 992.2 cars is pretty boring nothing special stuff. It will all be scooped up eventually at some price point but the offerings available just aren’t good so I’m not surprised inventory is increasing with the substantial .2 price increase, overall MSRP increases, much higher production numbers and very boring nothing special builds.

 

I had the realization a few years ago that as a consumer you think that porsche announces the 992 and then makes the different trims in relatively equal quantities throughout production. I think that's not really true and they tool up to produce certain trims at different times - so once the gt3rs gets announced they will shrink gt3 production to make room for the gt3rs.

 

Thanks for the data. Reminds me the most sold BMW M3, which is E46. Most sold means most successful (both product and marketing). However due to not being rare they may not keep their prices, comparing to a rare model (Z8).

If you are not buying the vehicle to enjoy it, especially this model, you are investing your money on the wrong stuff.

 

992 market - falling knife

 

Just grab the knife and start having fun!

 

77 2.2 tourings available now on finder.

 

and they are working on a new round (including mine as well). prices are where they are. you guys crack me up.

 

So go buy one.

 

$316,000 MSRP vs $397,500 with buyer commission. Driven 2,700 miles so it's trash to a collector.

Doesn't look like a soft market to me.

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A 992.2 GT3 is not a GT3RS.