TXshaggy

Per Porsche San Antonio all 982/992 — except for Turbo S — are now EPA released as of the 11th. I don’t know about CARB states as this is Texas.

The previous 20 Nov “On Sale Date” no longer has any meaning...they’re legal to immediately sell.

Good luck everyone...been a long wait!

fishskis

I have been told by two dealers that non-CARB state cars have been released. CARB states are released one week later.

Warren99

Thats weird because the 2021 Turbo models are the only ones listed on the fueleconomy.gov site.

I think I just need to stay off this forum for my own sanity and just wait it out 🤪

LifesAnesthesia

SA called to confirm. The EPA hold has been lifted!

tfcoll

I'm happy for you. I hope your car comes asap and you enjoy the crap out it.

ryandarr1979

https://images.app.goo.gl/13XMsxrK8PqYxM2F6

speedyj

Now the question is how long will it take for it to get a truck given the backlog of cars.

ryandarr1979

These are 911s, not Toyota Camrys

gohawks23

Yeah, typically only 2000-2500 911s sold a quarter in the US...so not really a lot of vehicles to move.

speedyj

right, but im assuming there may be a backlog of cayennes, macans, and 718s as well.

gohawks23

SUVs shipping now for a few weeks I thought...I think the 911s will start showing up quickly.

speedyj

I like ur optimism brother

gohawks23

It isn't their first rodeo with deliveries after port holds...I'm sure logistics in place for quick transport...and those companies probably super eager to execute!

craig66

Anyone have any information for CARB states?

peterdouglas

good question.
Does anyone know how predictable (and how long) the EPA->CARB delay typically is?