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NEH51 03-28-2024 12:48 AM

What is a good target $ amount for options
 
Hi all, I went V200 on a '24 Turbo a few weeks ago (June lock & October delivery). I'm doing the obligatory build out of 10+ different option packages. I'm curious to hear what folks think is a good target $ amount for options (Turbo or TTS). In my case, I know that I don't want the items associated with TTS (PCCBs and center locks). My option packages are ranging from $21K to $41K. Any thoughts/recommendations?
Thx. Very excited for the journey.

Breen 03-28-2024 03:57 AM


Originally Posted by NEH51 (Post 19356970)
Hi all, I went V200 on a '24 Turbo a few weeks ago (June lock & October delivery). I'm doing the obligatory build out of 10+ different option packages. I'm curious to hear what folks think is a good target $ amount for options (Turbo or TTS). In my case, I know that I don't want the items associated with TTS (PCCBs and center locks). My option packages are ranging from $21K to $41K. Any thoughts/recommendations?
Thx. Very excited for the journey.

Have never heard of a target for options by dollar amount. Its obviously subjective to customer overall budget and personal preferences.

it does stand to reason though that if you dont want center locks and PCCB, you should get turbo.

CanAutM3 03-28-2024 09:59 AM

None.

Just configure it the way it pleases you within the budget that is reasonable to you.

Naturally, if you want all the features that are standard on the TT-S but optional on the TT, the TT-S becomes a worthwhile consideration, however that does not seem to be your case. I went TT over TT-S because I specifically did not want PDCC and PCCB, I would have gladly taken the extra 70hp though.

NEH51 03-28-2024 10:47 AM

Thanks both. I probably framed the question wrong.

I’m interested in what others spent on options for their TT/TTS so that I know if, by comparison, $20k is a “stripper” or $40k is insanely high. there was a great thread back in 2021 that showed average options added to each type of 911…but that’s 3 years old.

I can afford all the options if I want….but I also think it’s good (for me) to have some discipline here. I’m in my mid-40s so this probably isn’t going to be my last 911 (unless I decide that hybrid is a complete non-starter).


Spatia 03-28-2024 11:09 AM

$73k spent in Options.
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...5cf1b4c548.png

Angryinch 03-28-2024 12:00 PM

If you have the dollars, get whatever options you want? I don’t see the point focusing on anything else.

You can build these cars in several different fashions, sporty, classic. Lightweight/track. Etc.

eclou 03-28-2024 12:04 PM

I think there are certain things that I value in the options - the 18 way seats, Burmester, deviated stitching, extended leather, moonroof. I don't care about the driver aids. I'd take an extended range gas tank if it was offered

Angryinch 03-28-2024 01:58 PM

I have zero drivers aids and have never given it a second thought.

The upgraded headlights are nice if you drive at night.

Post up your code and we can take a peak.

Jkb545 03-28-2024 02:11 PM

https://configurator.porsche.com/porsche-code/PRIMAY26

my order locked a few days ago

Pad Bender 03-29-2024 07:58 AM

Looks like you got the essentials. Congrats.

So..power folding mirrors are no longer standard on the TTS?

Jkb545 03-29-2024 08:26 AM

On the Turbo folding mirrors are not standard. Not sure about TTS.

Mydxb 03-29-2024 08:46 AM


Originally Posted by Jkb545 (Post 19357777)

yours is almost identical to mine! the difference is i ordered Night Vision Assist as well

Jkb545 03-29-2024 09:52 AM


Originally Posted by Mydxb (Post 19359086)
yours is almost identical to mine! the difference is i ordered Night Vision Assist as well

when are you anticipating delivery?

Mydxb 03-29-2024 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by Jkb545 (Post 19359160)
when are you anticipating delivery?

already took the delivery on Jan 2024 for Nov 23 production.

Jkb545 03-29-2024 10:01 AM

I’d love to see some pictures.


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