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Old 05-12-2020, 05:04 PM
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Can someone else verify this?
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Old 05-12-2020, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ST BERNARD
I believe Vin Analytics numbers (my source)are U.S and Canada only. Don’t forget these are only units produced not sold.
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My C4S MT is also scheduled for completion on 5/29. What do you think the chances of that happening are?
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Old 05-12-2020, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by ST BERNARD
I believe Vin Analytics numbers (my source)are U.S and Canada only. Don’t forget these are only units produced not sold.
Good to know, and thanks for the clarification...

In reality the 2 month shut down (compared to 991.1 and 991.2 per year) they will be right on schedule or just slightly off the 10K average. Surprising that the shut down did not effect the numbers (on average more). Unless they were gunning for 2-3K more than the previous few years.
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Originally Posted by ctNoah
My C4S MT is also scheduled for completion on 5/29. What do you think the chances of that happening are?
When was this date given to you-- recently?
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Old 05-12-2020, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by ST BERNARD
I believe Vin Analytics numbers (my source)are U.S and Canada only. Don’t forget these are only units produced not sold.
After checking MY19 C2 numbers. There were less than 500 produced for 2019. So even with a couple month production shut down, Porsche still managed to produce big numbers.
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Old 05-12-2020, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Metalblond
When was this date given to you-- recently?
Last Monday, I think. I originally had a 3/27 production start date with 5/22 delivery to my dealer in CT. When the factory closed, everything got pushed back. And pushed back again, and again.
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Originally Posted by ctNoah
Last Monday, I think. I originally had a 3/27 production start date with 5/22 delivery to my dealer in CT. When the factory closed, everything got pushed back. And pushed back again, and again.
If you are hearing the dates since production resumed-- maybe it's true? Check with Porsche NA and see what they say. I'm waiting too---so much so it's starting to feel like it will never arrive-- but fingers crossed, all our cars will get here sooner than we think. Good luck!
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Old 05-12-2020, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by ctNoah
Last Monday, I think. I originally had a 3/27 production start date with 5/22 delivery to my dealer in CT. When the factory closed, everything got pushed back. And pushed back again, and again.
I originally had the same dates, then it went to May 29th. When the factory reopened it moved to May 22nd. It’s a C2S MT.
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Old 05-13-2020, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by aggie57
I originally had the same dates, then it went to May 29th. When the factory reopened it moved to May 22nd. It’s a C2S MT.
That's great that they pushed you up a week! My lock now is May 28th on a C4S MT with completion on July 3rd.
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I wonder if Europe will shut down for the month of August now that they already had a shutdown...
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Originally Posted by ST BERNARD
As of last week here are the production numbers:

4s 1680 units
4s Cab 1026
2S 1993
S Cab. 1205
Base. 1115
Base Cab. 590
Base 4. 61
Base 4 Cab 28
Tot. 7698
will probably go down in history as one of the smallest production runs of any modern 911... that's crazy.
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Old 05-13-2020, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 992Sam
will probably go down in history as one of the smallest production runs of any modern 911... that's crazy.
If MY20 production hasn't switched over to MY21... then the numbers look on pace for a normal year.

That is of course, IF those numbers are for NA only & not WW
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Originally Posted by smiles11
If MY20 production hasn't switched over to MY21... then the numbers look on pace for a normal year.

That is of course, IF those numbers are for NA only & not WW
It hasn't. MY20 cars are still on the line.
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Originally Posted by ST BERNARD
As of last week here are the production numbers:

4s 1680 units
4s Cab 1026
2S 1993
S Cab. 1205
Base. 1115
Base Cab. 590
Base 4. 61
Base 4 Cab 28
Tot. 7698
@ST BERNARD any updates to the numbers now that MY20 has completed?
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