Dealership Allocation Intervals
#1
Dealership Allocation Intervals
My dealer mentioned they will know if I can get I to a new allocation at the intervals in which they get allocations from the factory. Are intervals country wide and similar on date or how does that work?
#2
I believe that allocations are released quarterly to the dealerships. They may occasionally get an extra allocation or two between, but the biggest batches come together.
Others may be able to speak to what months are allocation release months.
Others may be able to speak to what months are allocation release months.
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#6
I've been told that (quarterly) allocations have been arriving late the last year or so. All dealers get them at the same time. Dealers sometimes get extra "performance" related allocations in addition to regular allocations. Due to the ship sinking and 1,000+ Porsches lost, all dealer allocations have been reduced (by 20%??) to allow Porsche to rebuild the lost cars.
My local dealerships are also limiting the awarding of allocations to local customers.
My local dealerships are also limiting the awarding of allocations to local customers.
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#7
Is this speculation or inside knowledge (the tone is meant to be inquiring not challenging). While 1000 cars is a significant loss in whole numbers, it is about .33% of annual production so not as significant on a relative basis and I would not expect it to result in a 20% reduction in allocations.
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#9
Is this speculation or inside knowledge (the tone is meant to be inquiring not challenging). While 1000 cars is a significant loss in whole numbers, it is about .33% of annual production so not as significant on a relative basis and I would not expect it to result in a 20% reduction in allocations.
As a side note, there were 15 Aventador Ultimaes on the ship, and the ceo confirmed the other day they were able to startup the supply chain again to rebuild them.
Out of 350, the very first Ultimae is here in Columbus.
#10
I did read that Porsche confirmed the 1,100, but can’t find the source.
As a side note, there were 15 Aventador Ultimaes on the ship, and the ceo confirmed the other day they were able to startup the supply chain again to rebuild them.
Out of 350, the very first Ultimae is here in Columbus.
As a side note, there were 15 Aventador Ultimaes on the ship, and the ceo confirmed the other day they were able to startup the supply chain again to rebuild them.
Out of 350, the very first Ultimae is here in Columbus.
#13
Is it 20% of March-April allocations or 20% of annual allocations. I would think the replacement of 1100-1400 (been reported both ways) vehicles would have a substantial effect on March-April 2022 allocation release.
#14
I agree and I am not challenging that. But I am curious where the quote of 20% came from and whether there is support for it. Even monthly production is 25000 cars, so if you are going to reduce allocations one for one for each car that needs to be replaced, it is still only 4% on monthly production and allocations seem to come out roughly quarterly. 20% of the 75000 cars produced quarterly would be 15,000 cars. 20% of just one month's production is still 5X as many cars as were lost. Just trying to understand the math.
#15
I agree and I am not challenging that. But I am curious where the quote of 20% came from and whether there is support for it. Even monthly production is 25000 cars, so if you are going to reduce allocations one for one for each car that needs to be replaced, it is still only 4% on monthly production and allocations seem to come out roughly quarterly. 20% of the 75000 cars produced quarterly would be 15,000 cars. 20% of just one month's production is still 5X as many cars as were lost. Just trying to understand the math.