Barkat03

My car's price (inc options) just went up from £107k ($132k) to £114k ($141k).
NO intention of doing so but if I sold it pre-owned with delivery mileage on the clock I'd make a fat profit.
There are more important things in life than money, one of which is driving a 911 on an open winding country road

Delivery tomorrow but no pics as I won't see it - it's being whisked off for PPF.
Unveiling in a week. Can't decide what to wear but I've ruled out just going in a swim costume on the basis some people might faint!

Barkat03

In my case full PPF is around £4.5k - they're doing the door sills too - important for when all those ladies with high heels get in and out!!

JR824

So after reading through some of the price hike discussion, if I understand correctly if you have a 2023 car you should NOT be affected by the price hike correct?

My car was built just a couple of weeks ago and it’s sitting at the port of Emden waiting for a boat to the west coast. Hoping I don’t have to deal with this potential price increase

Thanks everyone.

HerrDr

You placed your deposit and your order for a 2023 MY car at the 2023 price. They can't expect to get away with asking for the new price.

Barkat03

One for all you manufacturing process aficionados.
In this case a Turbo S but mostly similar to any other 911 / 992.

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Ikone

Well, this price hike makes me want to see what the 992.2 will have to offer even more now.

JCZ5

ATl / LA PEC deliveries have gone up by over 100%! Such a shame as this was a great value if you wanted something special. But now you really have to think hard whether you want to spend an extra $2K for the experience.

As someone who was waiting for bucket seats and bose, guess I have to pay the Porsche increase tax. Also solidified my feeling to for sure spec buckets since it would make me sad to pay for comfort seats knowing a month ago it would have saved me ~$10K lol! Either way, I am happy buckets are back!

jeremylewin

Since we now see the 2024 price increase, does anyone know whether MY 24 cars would be a 992.2? I’ve seen photos of test cars with reports of a 992.2 coming for 2024.

DHinkle

My car is out of PDI at the port and waiting on transport. Best guess is dealership arrival early next week unless it gets picked up today or tomorrow morning.

sqweak

Price hike might rule me out. I was struggling to keep it around 140, my one high 40s "kitchen sink" build just loaded at 162k+

Something is going on with Euro/PEC delivery as well. Euro used to be free, now there's "euro transport" that's free (and what my saved config option mapped to) and "euro delivery" for $1500. PEC ATL/LA increased from ~$500 to $2k.

sqweak

This isn't 992.2. This is just a price hike/model year change. 992.2 won't be a quiet configurator update, there will be press releases and announcements of the changes (which typically include engine and mild styling/interior changes) and a delay before they show up on the configurator (like how it usually happens with a new trim level being announced).

jeremylewin

So, does that mean that the 992.2 will be a 2025 model, or perhaps a 2024.5 model (I recall, for example, that 2012 had both some 997.2 models and some 991.1 models)?

boilermaker_yv

I’m on the same boat as you. With the price hike my build is coming to $155k so if I want to stay in the $145-147k range I need to drop a few option like CF roof, sport-tech, deviated stitching, etc. If I’m going to spend $160k I’m considering an S, which for $158-159k it may be a better option.

Wilder

From everything I've read, the 992.2 will likely be announced in a few weeks and become available in the fall as a MY24.

vladie22

Just came off the transporter ....