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I too prefer Speed Yellow over Racing Yellow. One pet peeve I've had since RY replaced SY with the introduction of the 991 and 981 is Porsche kept using SY on the calipers of cars equipped with PCCBs.
Playing around on the personal bankruptcy calculator I've come up with two builds, one for the true daily and the other for weekends. I'm still frustrated Porsche has PCCB availability so limited these days!
Please note these are in no way indicative of something I'd build but.......
We have such similar tastes. I saw the signal ST at Rennsport. Looked amazing. Love Gentian. Moonlight is gorgeous. My first 911 was Pacific Blue. Kinda similar.
We have such similar tastes. I saw the signal ST at Rennsport. Looked amazing. Love Gentian. Moonlight is gorgeous. My first 911 was Pacific Blue. Kinda similar.
I was under the impression via various social media post by PCNA that the ST displayed at Rennsport was Bahama Yellow.
Bahama Yellow was the PTS color that I requested for my T and was denied. Just weeks later they unveiled the ST at Rennsport in Bahama Yellow so I partially suspected maybe that was why I was told no 🤷♂️
Last edited by RatherJaded; 12-25-2023 at 01:58 AM.
To all you PTS guys struggling to get the colour you want - have you considered getting your car wrapped in that colour?
Fella where I live changes his Cayenne’s colour every few months. Also acts as a PPF to protect the car.
To all you PTS guys struggling to get the colour you want - have you considered getting your car wrapped in that colour?
Fella where I live changes his Cayenne’s colour every few months. Also acts as a PPF to protect the car.
I was under the impression via various social media post by PCNA that the ST displayed at Rennsport was Bahama Yellow.
Bahama Yellow was the PTS color that I requested for my T and was denied. Just weeks later they unveiled the ST at Rennsport in Bahama Yellow so I partially suspected maybe that was why I was told no 🤷♂️
You are correct, thanks for that. The ST is Bahama. My bad. Still... Signal > Bahama > Speed > Racing.
California is a different market. NorCal dealers prefer to sell to clients in region and same with SoCal. Many dealers outside of California don’t want to sell out of state and prefer clients closer to their dealership (speaking from first hand experience).
I’ve seen on RL folks get very philosophical about how it should be done. What one has to realize is that the US is made up of many markets with each region facing its own set of challenges and advantages. Note that 1.1M households in California are millionaires (source).
Despite the recent tech layoffs, the amount of tech money is keeping many dealers oversubscribed. Yes ADMs are smaller than before but they still exist. Everyone would love to pay at MSRP, folks aren’t paying higher because they lack common sense or have too much money to throw around.
Hopefully the market in CA gets to MSRP in the near future.
we can still get MSRP if we order one in San Diego but in Los Angeles they seem to ask over MSRP still.
Thanks for the feedback. Am I right in thinking that the front axle lift doesn't really protect anything of mechanical importance underneath the front portion of 992 911?
If the 911 were a front-engine car, I'd definitely get the front axle lift, because I'd rather not damage the oil pan or the transmission casing in the worst case for an FR sports car. I think there are radiators in the front portion of 911, but I don't think the front axle lift will protect that anyway in most circumstances. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Get the park assist will inform you to stop before you hit the curb or parking stop so you won’t have to lift it.the 911 is a short car so you don’t need to pull in that far. Made sense n my wife’s Panamara to use and order the front lift since it’s so long . Also the rear axle steering came in handy on a longer Panamara but on a 911 don’t seem to miss it since it’s so short .
Last edited by Surfingjeff; 12-25-2023 at 07:07 AM.
To all you PTS guys struggling to get the colour you want - have you considered getting your car wrapped in that colour?
Fella where I live changes his Cayenne’s colour every few months. Also acts as a PPF to protect the car.
Here’s an example of how cool it could look👍
Color wrap cheapen the car imo. Not to mention the door jams and the areas that are impossible to get will never get wrapped. Cool idea for race car but not for street car.
12-25-2023, 01:21 AM
