anythingbuttime

I check tyd several times a week to see if there is any change. If the aerokit was removed by a constraint I would almost certainly cancel.

anythingbuttime

Someone else mentioned what a great opportunity that package is, and I had never thought of it. (I'm a full leather guy). But it is the only opportunity to get deviated stitching on a non leather interior...from that perspective it is a really good value.

anythingbuttime

I don't know that one is substantially "grippier". but I do think the "striped" sporttex may be coarser (like a 991.2) than the checkerboard which is available on other 992s. It will certainly be nice to see cars in person so we can do away with all of our speculation.

anythingbuttime

Short answer...yes. Long answer you may need to buy a Suburban first, commit to a McLaren subscription or buy one of every other marque the Ferrari dealer owns...do all the 30k services on them on day 2 of ownership, join the Ferrari dealers cigar smoking club, contract that they have first right to buy the car back at their pre determined price and pre-pay for the car 5 years in advance. (While saying pretty please.).

max775

My freeze date was just moved from 2/23 to 2/21

AdamIsAdam

If your freeze date is before 1.26 my understanding is that your aero is locked in.

toph4242

I Think what you mean is "If your Order submitted date is before..." Or are you saying that as long as you Froze a couple weeks ago then nothing will change?

AdamIsAdam

Right

tourenwagen

I checked with my SA and he said the same as above. My order has been in since early Jan and I freeze in a couple days. He said I would have heard by now if Aero was coming off. Really hoping he's right!

Scott P

@TomTarzian It is referred to as "tying" by the FTC and in some instances may be a violation of U.S. Antitrust laws. The test turns on "particular factual settings, but the general rule is that tying products raises antitrust questions when it restricts competition without providing benefits to consumers." I just read some of the guidelines published by U.S. DOJ and it almost seems as if the plaintiff in a cause of action against a car dealer who's tying in the purchase of PPF to the availability of the car is either another PPF installer as it stifles its competition with the dealer to provide PPF or the FTC. I think if anything, I'd notify your State's Attorney General's Office and the FTC. The cases I saw were FTC v. Lowes, Standard Oil v. United States and the like. I didn't see any cases styled in the same vein as Joe Smith v. Tying Company, Inc. for example. I'm aware in NY, if you file a complaint against an insurance company through the AG's office, they MUST respond. I'd be shocked if the same weren't true for antitrust cases as well. Here's the DOJ contact info: antitrust.atr@usdoj.gov and here's the AG Finder for every State: https://www.usa.gov/state-attorney-general

Scott P

Thanks @TomTarzian for forcing me to learn something today!

bzcat

The LA show car is leather T interior with black stitching. It has standard T sporttex pattern seats, not the unique sporttex pattern on the slate or green package.

See my previous post on this topic: https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1230...l#post18561249

dreamin11

Ah, I see. Thanks for the clarification

TomTarzian

Most welcome, @Scott P ...and all you other Porsche smitten legal eagles!

God bless you,
TT

Colt_45

Does anyone know what Porsche means when they say: “The windscreen also features a grey top tint.”

Stumbled across this on the original Porsche press release for the T. Are they saying the front windshield is tinted gray, or the black portion at the very top of the windshield is gray, or what? Not sure this was evident in any photos/videos so far.