rouxeny

mine just slipped a week. Not due till mid august

Staffie Guy

Looks like you are from Canada, if so I would add the heated steering wheel to your build-great for chilly rides and cheap enough.

SamFrancisco

Hi everybody!
I am living in Germany, ordered my 992 GTS 4 Cab recently on April 27th. The dealer (is that what you call the SA?) told me that I might get it in April 2023.
Here is the configuration. Warning: German cars have a totally different price list cause you buy all options separately (no packages):
http://www.porsche-code.com/PNLELL96
Any suggestion or remark is welcome if you see any spec discrepancies …
And sorry - another question: What does ‚ADM’ stand for? Apologies for my „rookie questions“.

magicspot

My GTS has an early July build slot, just changed the color from agate to gentian. Build locks in a few weeks.... hopefully done!

http://www.porsche-code.com/PNIDQWZ0

987981

Received a letter from Porsche Canada that there's delays but i'll get the magazine (already had from the past?) and My Porsche App over the next few months.

My C2 order was submitted in March '22 but no call for allotment expected until '23. Does this mean it might be sooner or is this wishful thinking?

luckyleif

My C2 logistic dates have remained constant +/- a few days on TYD. Been sitting at Emden dock for a few weeks awaiting the June 6th sailing of Siem Confucius with Balto port arrival June 24th. Delivery to MD dealer in early July. The delay that you and others are seeing may be related to the parts shortage for the electric steering column adjuster. Since my build is just a base 911, Porsche opted to complete my build with the manual adjuster and grant a price discount. For higher spec models they maybe be holding those cars for the electronic part(s). Just a guess.

Drew46

Additional Dealer Mark-up. Or some variation of that meaning the same thing - a premium over MSRP.

SamFrancisco

Thanks, @Drew46 !

MPH0514

Is anyone having issues getting your car from the port to the dealer? My C2 got to the port of Davisville on 5/16 and yet to be delivered to the dealer 125 miles away. Between Porsche customer service lack of visibility on the hold up and the dealers lack of care I feel like it am completely clueless.


Reading it could be a chip holdup on the Bose system.

Scott P

Otherwise known as BOHICA

jjw285

Id be careful blaming the dealer. Hold up at port can be caused by a great variety of things, some of which the dealer may have no knowledge of. If the hold up is on Porsche, they would know -- but the hold up can be entirely out of their control AND they may have no info as to why.

rangerfan94

My car STARTED PRODUCTION on May 11th. It is supposed to be completed on June 17th. WTF is up with that?! Robust build, but nothing out of the ordinary, and no PDCC or PCCB or Aerokit. Anyone know what's going on? Haven't heard from my SA yet. But I did get the $500 credit for manual steering column email last week. It slipped from June 20th and is now due here on July 27th. UGH!

MPH0514

No one is being blamed for the hold up. The question was if anyone else is having issues with delays getting their car from Davisville to the dealer.

Dudewithout992

Did any of you receive a second TYD email after your car was built? My C2 started production on May 29th and finished today and I just received another TYD email. The only difference I can see is instead of showing a map at the top when you log in it shows a graphical depiction of my car.

phila12180

I took delivery of my car last year but a similar situation my car arrived at Davisville and I am in upstate NY it took approximately two weeks to get the car to the dealer. There are a multitude of reasons for the amount of time it takes to reach the dealer. I have heard some people get their cars in a matter of days and others a few weeks. It may feel frustrating knowing that your car is close yet so far. Trust me once you get the car the wait will be worth it and the hold ups will become a distant memory.