2019 facelift vs 2021 new model
03-23-2018, 09:22 AM
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2019 facelift vs 2021 new model
so from my SA, most likely there will be a slight interior updates etc on 2019, and complete change in 2021.
When does porsche usually let dealers know what and when they are expecting the changes?
I ordered 18 GTS with PTS + ED which will take a good amount of the time until it hits dealer’s lot, I am a little concerned if it will rollin with all 19 Macans.
is it normal for Porsche to announce new trim (GTS) in 2017, and only run for 2 years and do facelift?
has this been a case for other model line ups in past?
TIA.
When does porsche usually let dealers know what and when they are expecting the changes?
I ordered 18 GTS with PTS + ED which will take a good amount of the time until it hits dealer’s lot, I am a little concerned if it will rollin with all 19 Macans.
is it normal for Porsche to announce new trim (GTS) in 2017, and only run for 2 years and do facelift?
has this been a case for other model line ups in past?
TIA.
03-24-2018, 12:53 PM
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3 years is the normal model cycle. New model introduced then 3 years later mid-lifecycle update, then 3 years after that the next generation model.
997.1 2005-2008
997.2 2009-2012
991.1 2013 release
955 Cayenne 2004-2007
957 Cayenne 2008-2010
958 Cayenne 2011 release
Etc
997.1 2005-2008
997.2 2009-2012
991.1 2013 release
955 Cayenne 2004-2007
957 Cayenne 2008-2010
958 Cayenne 2011 release
Etc
03-24-2018, 01:23 PM
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Macan was a little different.
2015-2016 First gen.
2017-2018 (GTS came out) Updated PCM and some tweaks. (But they still call it 95B)
in your term,
2015-2017
2018-2021
2022-2025 etc.
2015-2016 First gen.
2017-2018 (GTS came out) Updated PCM and some tweaks. (But they still call it 95B)
in your term,
2015-2017
2018-2021
2022-2025 etc.