918 options?
02-24-2015, 10:39 PM
#16
Lol, I am not even surprised, for some reason they are not very organized regarding the 918 options.
Anyway, I found out a surprise this morning, my dealer's parts department actually have all the schematics and when I said I want the trunk matts, all it takes was 5 mins and they found it and ordered.
Anyway, I found out a surprise this morning, my dealer's parts department actually have all the schematics and when I said I want the trunk matts, all it takes was 5 mins and they found it and ordered.
that would be good to know ..
02-25-2015, 12:23 AM
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wtdoom got his from his initial car order and placed those order through the 918 concierge, who are quite bit more organized and knowledgable than just ordinary Porsche dealership personal.
02-25-2015, 03:54 AM
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http://suchen.mobile.de/auto/porsche...nt1.modelId=23
In fairness, he said the car would be available Sept/Oct but I've written this one off. I'm now chasing one the the others who can supply in 10 weeks but I'm not willing to send a large deposit cheque to someone I haven't met for a car I can't see.
02-25-2015, 01:41 PM
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The 'official' Porsche deadline to change any of the options on any of the cars still to be build was a few Wednesdays ago. I would be wary of any seller who claims that it is possible to personalize the 'allocations' they have for sale. It might be that at this point the buyer will have to accept the choices made by the one who originally ordered the car.
On the other hand, I did find that the ordering process with Porsche was a bit of a mess; I got conflicting information more than once and so this information might prove to be false. I would be interested to learn if this is indeed the case...
On the other hand, I did find that the ordering process with Porsche was a bit of a mess; I got conflicting information more than once and so this information might prove to be false. I would be interested to learn if this is indeed the case...