992.2 April 2024 Release
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I do not see why it would not be, as the other design has been repeatedly photographed via spy pics. How does PAG increase revenue? Easy… offer the other, more subtle design as a more attractive option over the less desirable, polarizing, standard offering. A win, high demand for the sport design = more revenue generated.
Last edited by Fullyield; 11-24-2023 at 06:57 PM.
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If you want a 911 with an ICE and MT, suggest you order it now.
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I do not see why it would not be, as the other design has been repeatedly photographed via spy pics. How does PAG increase revenue? Easy… offer the other, more subtle design as a more attractive option over the less desirable, polarizing, standard offering. A win, high demand for the sport design = more revenue generated.
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Not disagreeing, but wasn’t it already part of their playbook for 992.1? When the 992 launched a lot of individuals did not like the horizontal active aero so they generally opted for the sport design, many still are.
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Sidebar: I am not a fan of the styling changes to the Panamera. Porsche seems to be falling into the trap so many other auto manufacturers love to fall into which is to go all over the body and insert creases and styling lines just to make the design different. To have the body creases down the side is truly uncharacteristic of a Porsche (setting aside new 992 GT3 RS / S/T where potentially one could rationale them solely on the basis of aero needs).
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To add on... those vertical flaps articulate to open and close. You can see the pivot points for each individual flap in this photo if you zoom in. Additionally, you can see the arm which is connected to the inner-most flap to move it (the others must then be linked together in daisy-chain fashion).
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If the vertical slat aero on the front is limited to the sport design front fascia and required as is on the .1 for the aerokit, that will potentially reduce desirability on the aerokit, as well as the sport design front, and make the 992.1 cars with aerokits more desirable. Curious to see if that vertical slat active aero on the front is model wide, or only when the sport design is optioned.
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ask and ye shall receive.... for the record the test cars with the horizontal grills do not have active aero.... but if you look at the detail on this bumper its pretty clear that this is basically the finished product