Daytona67

Is this data that Porsche shares? I did a poll for 911 T owners which is about 75% manual vs 25% PDK (not a surprise). I suspect it might be the opposite for all 992 buyers - does anyone know?

Bluehighways

It'll be low. I seem to recall that with the 911 (all versions) the take rate on a manual transmission is something like 5%.

uter

Given that option for MT 911 is limited to T, S, GTS and GT3, perhaps the more germane question is the take rate in each model class.

ipse dixit

That poll is on Rennlist.

Which, you may or may not know, is not the real world.

malba2366

Porsche has said that on the 991.2 70% of GT3s were Manual, and 20-25% in the rest of the lineup....the numbers are probably somewhere in that neighborhood

Master Deep

Yep. The majority of the T’s I see parked around here are PDKs. Barely a handful of manual 992s of any variety.

Dream in PTS

For the Carrera T, it may be 75/25 here on Rennlist, but I guarantee you three-pedal take rate is lower in the real world. I'll bet the 911 models that have the highest manual take rate are the Carrera T and the GT3 Touring.

Vicbastige

MT ethusiasts are the vocal minority. Very passionate about their preference and it certainly is evident on this forum. I really do not mean to disparage, itt's just that they have very strong felings and beliefs on the subject. As to the point of this thread, I don't know thee answer but I would guess less than 20-25% of any model where MT is available. Still, I hope they keep the option for those that want it.

jhenson29

I know the percent for the base and the turbo/turbo s if that helps you.

M3Inline6

The take rate in the U.S. is high enough that Porsche brought back the manual after discontinuing it. The response to Porsche discontinuing the manual was significant. The percentage is lower if you consider global purchases, but the U.S. loves the manual. It is the same with BMW.

Keadog

Part of me hopes they stop offering MTs altogether so I can quit buying new cars.

M3Inline6

If you’re in California, the new law about cars requiring speed tracked GPS that alerts when you’re 10+ MPH over the limit will be enough to make you keep your current car. That requirement will be used for nothing good.

aggie57

They always said the manual 992 was coming a few months after the PDK, it was just the GT3 that they discontinued and re-introduced it on.

Keadog

I am no fan of Kalifornia even though most of my living relatives reside there. I’m fine with my wife moving there after I die.
Some people like flyover country. I’m one of them.

M3Inline6

Yes, I was referring to the 991 GT3.