Just placed a down-payment on a 2019GTS!
#1
Just placed a down-payment on a 2019GTS!
Hello all. I just ordered a GTS yesterday and im super excited to join the Porsche family.
Delivery will be in August because i took a risk and ordered seat centers in contrasting leather. Tried opening it on thw configuration page but it doesn't show up. Could anyone please provide me with a picture of what the seats will look like? And if there's anything i need to add/remove
http://www.porsche-code.com/PKQKVH47
Thanks in advance 😁
Delivery will be in August because i took a risk and ordered seat centers in contrasting leather. Tried opening it on thw configuration page but it doesn't show up. Could anyone please provide me with a picture of what the seats will look like? And if there's anything i need to add/remove
http://www.porsche-code.com/PKQKVH47
Thanks in advance 😁
#2
Burning Brakes
Congrats! can't help on the color as my interior is a single color, those who have it will probably suggest you get the PDCC, supposed to take the handling to a new level (surprised it isn't standard on a GTS)
#3
If i go withouy pdcc is it a deal breaker?
#4
Burning Brakes
Did a bit of research this option looks tempting but its wayy to expensive. I drove a 4s in tge showroom pretty sure it did not have the option but the drive was amazing problem is it says that tge car handles bumps better and i commute to work on roads that are filed with bumps and potholes.
If i go withouy pdcc is it a deal breaker?
If i go withouy pdcc is it a deal breaker?
Second, my 2018 Turbo ST does not have PDCC and not once have I thought anything along the lines of "gee this thing really needs to be more flat/stable through corners" or "needs better handling." (Disclosure: I have not pushed it to even 8/10ths nor tracked it as I'm still in my break in period).
I will say that I highly recommend the RWS. This is a big car, sometimes unwieldy in parking lots and other tight spaces. RWS has come in handy to really shrink the turning radius. I did a u-turn the other day and it practically felt like the car was pivoting underneath me. Remarkable.
With most Porsche options, I've observed that those who have it will tell you that they couldn't live without it, wouldn't get another car without it, etc. Conversely, most without it will say that they are perfectly happy without it. There are exceptions of course.
#5
First, congrats!
Second, my 2018 Turbo ST does not have PDCC and not once have I thought anything along the lines of "gee this thing really needs to be more flat/stable through corners" or "needs better handling." (Disclosure: I have not pushed it to even 8/10ths nor tracked it as I'm still in my break in period).
I will say that I highly recommend the RWS. This is a big car, sometimes unwieldy in parking lots and other tight spaces. RWS has come in handy to really shrink the turning radius. I did a u-turn the other day and it practically felt like the car was pivoting underneath me. Remarkable.
With most Porsche options, I've observed that those who have it will tell you that they couldn't live without it, wouldn't get another car without it, etc. Conversely, most without it will say that they are perfectly happy without it. There are exceptions of course.
Second, my 2018 Turbo ST does not have PDCC and not once have I thought anything along the lines of "gee this thing really needs to be more flat/stable through corners" or "needs better handling." (Disclosure: I have not pushed it to even 8/10ths nor tracked it as I'm still in my break in period).
I will say that I highly recommend the RWS. This is a big car, sometimes unwieldy in parking lots and other tight spaces. RWS has come in handy to really shrink the turning radius. I did a u-turn the other day and it practically felt like the car was pivoting underneath me. Remarkable.
With most Porsche options, I've observed that those who have it will tell you that they couldn't live without it, wouldn't get another car without it, etc. Conversely, most without it will say that they are perfectly happy without it. There are exceptions of course.
Thanks for the input i can't wait to get the car.
EDIT: i also got a great deal almost 12k$ discount from the dealer.
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#6
Burning Brakes
Well you have a point. I just signed a confirmation on the specs hoping to receive the car by mid july/August. The rws would be helpful I've had it on my BMW 650 gran coupe if i wasent mistaken. Loyal bmw fan till i drove the Panamera 4s and fell in love with the drive. Hopefully I'll be able to adapt to the size without rws and auto parking.
Thanks for the input i can't wait to get the car.
EDIT: i also got a great deal almost 12k$ discount from the dealer.
Thanks for the input i can't wait to get the car.
EDIT: i also got a great deal almost 12k$ discount from the dealer.
Congrats again, and prepare for the longest 3 months of your life LOL.
#7
I thought I got a good deal on my build to spec Sport Turismo turbo (about $13,000 off) except now it's worth $80,000 less than I paid for it about a year ago. Unless you have to have heads up display (which I believe is the only new option) I would look for a 2018 turbo somewhere that has most if not all the options you want. It's more car and you could probably buy it for far less than what you are going to pay for the GTS. If you're not getting all the track goodies anyway they are basically the same car
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#9
I don't know if it's just the PDCC, but I have PDCC and the more I push it the more it feels like a smaller car.
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I thought I got a good deal on my build to spec Sport Turismo turbo (about $13,000 off) except now it's worth $80,000 less than I paid for it about a year ago. Unless you have to have heads up display (which I believe is the only new option) I would look for a 2018 turbo somewhere that has most if not all the options you want. It's more car and you could probably buy it for far less than what you are going to pay for the GTS. If you're not getting all the track goodies anyway they are basically the same car
#12
Yup the salesperson told me it might even be 4 months its gonna be a loong wait but im sure when it will be worth it! My first Porsche i just have some questions? Hows the reliability and service fees? In my BMW i got 5 years free service and warranty it got a bunch of problems but i havent paid anything because it was always covered. Porsche only give 2 years warranty. How often do they have to go. For service?
#13
I would second suggestion about turbo. The GTS is really detuned. Some will say Turbo is detuned as same engine makes another 100 hp in Lambo Urus.
question. How much less was GTS build vs Turbo?
#14
Burning Brakes
Yup the salesperson told me it might even be 4 months its gonna be a loong wait but im sure when it will be worth it! My first Porsche i just have some questions? Hows the reliability and service fees? In my BMW i got 5 years free service and warranty it got a bunch of problems but i havent paid anything because it was always covered. Porsche only give 2 years warranty. How often do they have to go. For service?
#15
Here in the US the warranty is 4 years/50,000 miles, but maintenance and repairs are pricey. Many people use local mechanics for any out of warranty issues that arise because they're often 1/2-2/3 the price of a dealer. Extending the warranty is also expenses, but depending on ones luck may be "priceless." I won't decide whether to extend mine until I'm near the end of 4/50.
Bought the car 120k$ sold it for 20k 😢
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