992 Carrera T Club
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#4067
I found this, my Spanish isn't great but I think he liked the T and did a little drift and gave it a bit of abuse too.
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#4068
Anyone have their TYD dates move up? I checked this morning and everything is earlier by a week..
3/24 delivery now 3/17 estimate
3/24 delivery now 3/17 estimate
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#4070
Intermediate
As of this morning I went the other way. I had a late March delivery now I'm late May, everything including the freeze point pushed out 60 days. I'm actually ok with it as I have a new toy on the boat from Emden headed this way now, a little spacing will be nice. Also and most important perhaps this brings LWB or PCCB into the mix......
#4071
#4072
As of this morning I went the other way. I had a late March delivery now I'm late May, everything including the freeze point pushed out 60 days. I'm actually ok with it as I have a new toy on the boat from Emden headed this way now, a little spacing will be nice. Also and most important perhaps this brings LWB or PCCB into the mix......
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#4074
#4076
I had several steps on TYD with overlapping dates, and they have mostly sorted out now. My freeze date has been moving around the most, went from 1/23 to 1/17 to 1/20 over the span of a few days this week.
#4077
Racer
@Uhu Switch it back to yellow. If it took family, friends and the dealer to sway you...clearly you really wanted it and they shouldn't matter.
#4079
PTS and buckets will be available for those who are patient. Porsche, like the rest of the world, is experiencing challenges with labor and production/manufacturing shortages.
PCCBs are not offered this time around, which is the one notable difference. I imagine this is because very few buyers wanted to add $9k brakes to a model that is largely attractive because it is a smart package for a low price.
Overall, both the quantity and variability of options offered for the 992 T leaves the 991.2 T in the dust. It was a constant point of frustration and complaint among 991 T buyers.
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#4080
I might also add that the 991.2 T did not sell well out of the gate. One reason was because many dealers did not understand the Carrera T and why it would appeal to enthusiasts, so they built a bunch of PDK/bloated cars that then sat on lots. But another reason was the 991.2 T options list was so considerably limited compared to other variants, it turned off many potential buyers who decided instead to go with a Carrera or Carrera S.
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