Delivery Date
#46
Burning Brakes
Minor update: We got word today that our Turbo is now V210 ("change freeze point reached"), moved from V200. Estimated delivery date is still December 21. Our SA checked on the possibility of delay with the sport exhaust and illuminated carbon fiber door sills, and came away with nothing official from Porsche, or unofficial otherwise. So maybe we're still on track. Fingers crossed.
I tell you, this is one of the most ridiculous and exhilarating experiences of our lives. I wonder if actual delivery of the car will be anticlimactic at this point.
I tell you, this is one of the most ridiculous and exhilarating experiences of our lives. I wonder if actual delivery of the car will be anticlimactic at this point.
#47
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Minor update: We got word today that our Turbo is now V210 ("change freeze point reached"), moved from V200. Estimated delivery date is still December 21. Our SA checked on the possibility of delay with the sport exhaust and illuminated carbon fiber door sills, and came away with nothing official from Porsche, or unofficial otherwise. So maybe we're still on track. Fingers crossed.
I tell you, this is one of the most ridiculous and exhilarating experiences of our lives. I wonder if actual delivery of the car will be anticlimactic at this point.
I tell you, this is one of the most ridiculous and exhilarating experiences of our lives. I wonder if actual delivery of the car will be anticlimactic at this point.
#49
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PSCB still not available for at least 16 weeks. I was able to change to PCCB in August but was told that the availability of PCCB was getting low then. I had to do this as I need the car in Dec/Jan. My guess is that there will be a set of Turbos delivered and then a gap before others get built due to part availability. My SA said that they were pulling PSCB off of non-Turbos (lots being built for Europe) - They just underestimated how popular the new brakes would be.
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PSCB still not available for at least 16 weeks. I was able to change to PCCB in August but was told that the availability of PCCB was getting low then. I had to do this as I need the car in Dec/Jan. My guess is that there will be a set of Turbos delivered and then a gap before others get built due to part availability. My SA said that they were pulling PSCB off of non-Turbos (lots being built for Europe) - They just underestimated how popular the new brakes would be.
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Bummer. My SA told me when we switched that they anticipated issues with PCCB as well - just not as bad as PSCB. Sorry to see that was correct.
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Build Dates Sheets Cayenne S
Just got my final dates for my Cayenne S build Locks 10/14 Builds Mid Nov Ships to US in Dec
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#58
Mine just landed in Davisvillle last night on the Miraculous Ace. Should hit JAX in the next couple days and be at dealer next Tues-Wed.
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Never official until I get it. But it arrives in port Sunday and dealer is confident for Tues-Wed.