sixtosune

What are production numbers for the 997.2 GT3?
- Regular & RS
- USA & ROW

shizzle

http://www.gt3rsregistry.com/docs/HowMany.htm

Rob996

I would like to see the specific number for the non-RS 997.2.. I haven't ever been able to find this stat..
Thanks

Rob996

Ops, just read the link.. Thx

Perimeter

How did you read that?
A total of 657 of the 997.2 GT3 made ?

RSA_27149

658 delivered to US. I don't see a grand total to include ROW.

switchcars

Those numbers are very close, but not quite accurate. The actual numbers for US-invoiced cars are below. That being said, some that were originally invoiced for Canada were delivered to the US, and vice-versa, which may explain the slight discrepancy in my current numbers vs. Porsche's original sales reports.

The numbers are:
997.2 RS: 544 delivered to the US (71 to Canada)
997.2 GT3: 654 delivered to the US (56 to Canada)

RajDatta

Thanks Greg, any chance you would know how many were speed yellow?

usctrojanGT3

They must have sold more than that for each in the US. I'd think it'd be close to 1,000 for both.

brake dust

Nope - search MJones posts on GT3 production for 997.2 GT3s. Remember that the bottle neck for production for this car was the Mezger engine. A far more involved motorsport build process then the 991.

Modena 1

Thank you switch cars! While you are at it, can you do the same for the .1's?

Ty

bovien

Any numbers on ROW GT3s?

- how can the Mezger be the limiting factor on gt3 prod numbers? Same block in TT. Would the internals stand for such a massive difference?

997rs4.0

++ And sold under some really bad economic years.

Perimeter

Excellent point.
For example, the 2009 Ferrari 16M produced in similar quantities as the 997.2 GT3 and experienced the same effect then has doubled in the last 2.5 years

ilko

The funny thing is, if you combine the RS 3.8 + 4.0 they made/imported more of those than of the "regular" GT3. So which is the rarer car?