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Ugh I have a 992 GTS that was due 9/30 for dealer arrival and now it just got pushed to Mid-oct. Its in Emden port but not on a ship yet.
Any way I can get more details on what's going on? Like any way I can tell which ship it will be on?
The dealership is pretty useless.
The dealership essentially just sees the same milestones and dates you do on TYD, at least until the vehicle gets to the destination port.
You can find an Emden shipping schedule and approximate what ship you’ll be on. But you won’t know for certain until TYD updates when the ship leaves Emden.
The dealership essentially just sees the same milestones and dates you do on TYD, at least until the vehicle gets to the destination port.
You can find an Emden shipping schedule and approximate what ship you’ll be on. But you won’t know for certain until TYD updates when the ship leaves Emden.
Thanks a ton.
Mine says its gonna be on the Roro. Is that an actual ship or do I kinda eyeball which ships are coming in and try to guess which one it is on?
Thanks a ton.
Mine says its gonna be on the Roro. Is that an actual ship or do I kinda eyeball which ships are coming in and try to guess which one it is on?
RORO is just the type of ship - “Roll on, roll off”. The name will be something like Violet Ace, Sunshine Ace, San Martin.
Look for ships that arrive in your destination port within a few days of the date TYD shows your car arrives in port.
My GTS has an original production start date in late July of 22' with a corresponding delivery time in October. July date was bumped to an August date (was suspicious that any cars would be produced in August). So now the production start date is Sept. 16. Assuming that holds, do you learned forums members think there's enough time to get it to the dealer in Connecticut (arrives in RI port) before 2023? These interest rate hikes are putting a haze on my Porsche dream LOL.
My GTS has an original production start date in late July of 22' with a corresponding delivery time in October. July date was bumped to an August date (was suspicious that any cars would be produced in August). So now the production start date is Sept. 16. Assuming that holds, do you learned forums members think there's enough time to get it to the dealer in Connecticut (arrives in RI port) before 2023? These interest rate hikes are putting a haze on my Porsche dream LOL.
Thanks.
David
Here's my timeline. Car entered production on 5/11. Finished on 8/11. Yes, 3 months. Got to Emden on 8/15. On a ship on 8/17. Arrived in Davisville on 8/30. Got it's Monroney on 9/2, and arrived at my dealer in CT yesterday, 9/8. Still a ways away from taking delivery as PPF and ceramic await. Hope that helps you.
Here's my timeline. Car entered production on 5/11. Finished on 8/11. Yes, 3 months. Got to Emden on 8/15. On a ship on 8/17. Arrived in Davisville on 8/30. Got it's Monroney on 9/2, and arrived at my dealer in CT yesterday, 9/8. Still a ways away from taking delivery as PPF and ceramic await. Hope that helps you.
Interesting - seems as though the port bottleneck has cleared but manufacturing bottlenecks have lengthened. My C2 coupe started production on 5/29 and was completed on 6/3. Then it sat at Emden for 5 weeks before becoming a RoRo passenger.
Pick up in Leipzig on 5 October: ‘22 S2 Cab Manual. Looking forward to the track time and 3 weeks in Germany, Czechia (Prague), and Austria (Salzburg). Planning on doing the Grossglockner pass.
Anyone with Q4 orders just see your date pushed out 30 days? Both my freeze and delivery dates went out 3-4 weeks. Not complaining but curious if others got pushed too.
Anyone with Q4 orders just see your date pushed out 30 days? Both my freeze and delivery dates went out 3-4 weeks. Not complaining but curious if others got pushed too.
09-08-2022, 10:31 AM
