I expect to see big price increases from the manufacturer soon, they aren't going to let the dealers soak up the market price adjustments all for themselves, and not get in on the action.

 

Yes, basically, you can and should provide your dealer with a build code. I would tell them "hey, I'm looking for a 2023, and I realize things will change prior to that, but I'd like to have first dibs on your first 2023 allocation next year".

I would assume they would want some money - but who knows. My deposit last Feb was $10K - but it was for an actual build slot. As for negotiating, you might say "at MSRP" or whatever - cause that can change. And that's risk too - cause who knows what state the world will be in next March!

Good luck!

 

If you call enough dealers now, you will likely get an allocation before year end for a 2022 with delivery in early to spring 2022. If you specifically want a 2023 and want an April / May allocation for a summer build with September 2022 delivery of a model year 2023 then you are a year out from a car that is most likely a 992.19.

 

Are there any anticipated changes for MY23?

 

That's a really good question. Personally, I would like to see the super glossy piano black center console
pieces go away. I know you can go aftermarket and cover them with something else, but they're the single most annoying interior feature for me.

 

Not happening. 992.2 maybe.

 

Didn't the 2022s do away with this on the doors?

 

Just placed my deposit for the 2028 Porsche 992.2 GT3. FIRST IN LINE BITCHES

 

Quality post

 

hahaha why not GT3 RS

 

The deposit for that was too high.

 

I want a manual

 

In April I went into my local dealer and put in a deposit for 2023 with no issue. They didn't ask for much ($1000) for the deposit and I'm sure they'll invest it to make money on that between now and then. When the allocation is open for them we will finish the build and they said 10% down that point. I've seen varying numbers for how much a dealer wants up front - my build is a bit off form the typical TTS with PTS and interior that suits my style (hence the 10%)
Reason for '23...I have access to my funds at that time.

GL and get on it!

 

This. Not even ten minutes in the current 992's looks like a biometric magnet. Doing some extend leather (wood too) might help a little but not enough to see it gone.

As for the 992.2 I spoke with Porsche NA and the woman on the line sounded pretty confident that the .2's would be on dealer lots in '22 or '23. That might be a win win for the OP

(Edit: Typos)