718 GT4?
the reasoning I was given was that the new GT4 wouldn't over shadow the 992 launch ... yes PDK after 6 mos
various factory teams here recently eg .... https://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/p...hybrid-teaser/
various factory teams here recently eg .... https://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/p...hybrid-teaser/
the reasoning I was given was that the new GT4 wouldn't over shadow the 992 launch ... yes PDK after 6 mos
various factory teams here recently eg .... https://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/p...hybrid-teaser/
various factory teams here recently eg .... https://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/p...hybrid-teaser/
Also another poster I believe stated, Porsche would most likely announce PDK availability at car introduction time if it is going to happen and even if there was a 6 month delay on it.
So the 992 GT3 has been spotted testing and it appears as though it has and will be getting a NA six engine.
Question for members in the educated know, what is your best guess or thought on whether the next GT4 after the 718 will have a NA engine, or how likely it is?
A number of people certainly thought the 981 GT4 would be the last, but it wasn't. I am uncertain what will happen here.
Also, the next gen GT4 after the 718 I have to assume wouldn't come out for a couple or few years after the 992 GT3.
Also, does anyone even know the model number for the next platform after the 718? lol
Question for members in the educated know, what is your best guess or thought on whether the next GT4 after the 718 will have a NA engine, or how likely it is?
A number of people certainly thought the 981 GT4 would be the last, but it wasn't. I am uncertain what will happen here.
Also, the next gen GT4 after the 718 I have to assume wouldn't come out for a couple or few years after the 992 GT3.
Also, does anyone even know the model number for the next platform after the 718? lol
Last edited by ciscostud; Oct 11, 2018 at 11:03 AM.
Are you fairly sure about the PDK after 6 months? I have seen this posted from multiple sources on this forum, so I am trying to figure out how likely it is.
Also another poster I believe stated, Porsche would most likely announce PDK availability at car introduction time if it is going to happen and even if there was a 6 month delay on it.
Also another poster I believe stated, Porsche would most likely announce PDK availability at car introduction time if it is going to happen and even if there was a 6 month delay on it.
Not sure why they would delay in the first place (the availability not the announcement) but maybe it's a way of getting rid of some extra manual boxes in stock?
Or something akin to a higher margin kicker/launch premium e.g. the first 20 GT4s released here had shorter service plans and a couple fewer free options etc..
Weren't we told that the new GT4 would be ready for ROAR. If that is the case the clubsport should be revealed before January. I do not see how porsche would just reveal the clubsport with the specifications and not expect the general public to know what the streetable version would be.
Also, isn't it a requirement to sell 500 or whatever street going versions of the car before the clubsport can be used to compete in GT4 races. Can someone with more knowledge about this, chime in.
Also, isn't it a requirement to sell 500 or whatever street going versions of the car before the clubsport can be used to compete in GT4 races. Can someone with more knowledge about this, chime in.
WindBanker to BioBanker: continental odds of 3/2 or what you guys write as -200 I think




