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#1306
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Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL & Avon, OH
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Would like any feedback on build! December allocation; January arrival GT Silver; headlamp cover painted Carrera Classic Wheels with colored crest Espresso/Cognac Natural Leather 18 way sport seats Premium Plus Sport Package PDK Power steering plus Aluminum window trip Glass roof panel Adaptive cruise control; lane change assist Extended leather throughout with special (non-configurator orders) contrast stitching, logo on storage; crests on headrests Painted key Leather trimmed contrast carpets Aluminum gear shift, illuminated sills, and aluminum pedals Bose
Smoking package
Light design
Cargo net in footrest
Either logo on headrests or center console-not both...branding overkill imo
Glass panel only if you live in cooler climate...car gets too hot for here in FL
#1307
Rennlist Member
My car is being built this week, actually started on 8/25 and will finish 9/5. My SA says to expect arrival 3.5-4 weeks after completion of the build.
Highlights of my configuration:
-Jet Black Metallic C2S
-Natural Leather Interior Espresso/Cognac
-Sport Package
-Model Designation 911
-Lane Change Assist
-LED Headlights with PDLS+
-20 in Carrera Classic Wheels
-PDK
-Sunroof in Glass
-Bose
-14 Way Power Sport Seats with Memory
-Smoking Pkg, Luggage Net, Instrument Dials in Black
-Extended Interior Package Dashboard Trim in Leather
-Rear Center Tunnel in Leather
-Steering Column Casing in Leather
-Porsche Crest on Headrests
SA says that once the car is assigned a VIN he will send me a link to the Porsche Delivery App for the iPad with specific videos for my configuration. Sounds pretty cool, although I've been going through the Porsche Good to Know App, which probably has many if not all of the same videos. Anything else of value in the Delivery App?
Highlights of my configuration:
-Jet Black Metallic C2S
-Natural Leather Interior Espresso/Cognac
-Sport Package
-Model Designation 911
-Lane Change Assist
-LED Headlights with PDLS+
-20 in Carrera Classic Wheels
-PDK
-Sunroof in Glass
-Bose
-14 Way Power Sport Seats with Memory
-Smoking Pkg, Luggage Net, Instrument Dials in Black
-Extended Interior Package Dashboard Trim in Leather
-Rear Center Tunnel in Leather
-Steering Column Casing in Leather
-Porsche Crest on Headrests
SA says that once the car is assigned a VIN he will send me a link to the Porsche Delivery App for the iPad with specific videos for my configuration. Sounds pretty cool, although I've been going through the Porsche Good to Know App, which probably has many if not all of the same videos. Anything else of value in the Delivery App?
#1308
Rennlist Member
Delivery app is a mystery to me. My 991.2TT is scheduled for completion on 9/2 -- I have a Commission Number plus a Delivery Code in my app, but no VIN yet -- not sure if app speaks to the Porsche Logistics DB for updated status, but will call my SA first thing next week. BTW, the app appears to show the 991.1 rather than the 991.2 -- at least the steering wheel and the NAV.
#1309
Racer
The app never did work with my VIN or Delivery Code. They told me it's because the 2017 models had not been put into the database yet. I just used the self-guided tour with the 991.1. It was better than nothing.
#1310
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Join Date: Jul 2016
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I wish Porsche would stitch the crest on the inboard "shoulder" of the seats like Alfa did with the C8 (I might be convinced to add the crest that way)
#1311
Instructor
If people haven't figured out what kind of car it is by the time they get into your seats, a crest isn't going to help them.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
#1312
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If people haven't figured out what kind of car it is by the time they get into your seats, a crest isn't going to help them.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
#1313
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If people haven't figured out what kind of car it is by the time they get into your seats, a crest isn't going to help them. I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
#1314
If people haven't figured out what kind of car it is by the time they get into your seats, a crest isn't going to help them.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
I avoided this added expense on my build. Porsche should have to pay me if they wanted to add additional branding, not have me pay to put their logo all over my car.
From that perspective I can easily see adding it. But, to your point, there comes a line between classy and semi-obnoxious...
For what it's worth I had opted out of having them but I, literally, just came from the store where I saw a C2 Cab with the top down that had crests on the seat and, before I could think, my initial reaction was "those look pretty nice!"
So maybe I'm not decided yet either... Ugh.
#1315
My two cents: when unoccupied, the upper third of the seats looks like a big ol' slab of blank leather. I think the crest on seats adds a little visual interest, and isn't obsequious. The console cover I would flat out not put a crest on, because I think it looks crowded.
#1316
Racer
My two cents: when unoccupied, the upper third of the seats looks like a big ol' slab of blank leather. I think the crest on seats adds a little visual interest, and isn't obsequious. The console cover I would flat out not put a crest on, because I think it looks crowded.
Mercedes puts AMG or DESIGNO on their seats. Rolls Royce puts a chrome bar in the seat.
Audi has cross hatch stitches all over, they don't need a logo. etc.
#1317
Racer
You guys are the experts here. It's my first Porsche. As you may already know, for those who don't - a quick recap.
Deposit put down July 15.
Told 6 - 8 weeks because i was taking someones build slot that had backed out of an order. The timing was perfect.
Sept 15 would be 8 weeks. Told probably expect it end of September. (All fine)
My question is - I have my liason asking the dealership (Porsche of Warrington) for an update - and there are none. Shouldn't there be the pertinent info that I see you all posting? Build date? Build Expected Date? Expected Completion Date? Actual Completion date?
Shouldn't the dealership have this info? I am not concerned with the wait (except for the normal desire for my first porsche) but having some info would make the process a bit more exciting.
What do I ask to get this info? I suspected they didn't have the info because the factory is closed for August - is this the case?
Experts - help me out here I'm a 911 virgin!
Deposit put down July 15.
Told 6 - 8 weeks because i was taking someones build slot that had backed out of an order. The timing was perfect.
Sept 15 would be 8 weeks. Told probably expect it end of September. (All fine)
My question is - I have my liason asking the dealership (Porsche of Warrington) for an update - and there are none. Shouldn't there be the pertinent info that I see you all posting? Build date? Build Expected Date? Expected Completion Date? Actual Completion date?
Shouldn't the dealership have this info? I am not concerned with the wait (except for the normal desire for my first porsche) but having some info would make the process a bit more exciting.
What do I ask to get this info? I suspected they didn't have the info because the factory is closed for August - is this the case?
Experts - help me out here I'm a 911 virgin!
#1318
Instructor
Bradley, you should DEFINITELY have updates by now. I'm not much less of a Porsche virgin than you, but my delivery is scheduled for two weeks from now and I've been able to get information all along the way. Granted, I needed to reach out to my dealership several times to get this information, but it should be readily available.
See attached as an example of the stepwise information Porsche provides the dealer, and no reason you shouldn't have access, too.
I was able to find out what ship I was on, then tracked that ship across the Atlantic, just for fun. It's trivial, but it helps to pass the time while we wait.
See attached as an example of the stepwise information Porsche provides the dealer, and no reason you shouldn't have access, too.
I was able to find out what ship I was on, then tracked that ship across the Atlantic, just for fun. It's trivial, but it helps to pass the time while we wait.
#1319
Burning Brakes
My question is - I have my liason asking the dealership (Porsche of Warrington) for an update - and there are none. Shouldn't there be the pertinent info that I see you all posting? Build date? Build Expected Date? Expected Completion Date? Actual Completion date?
Shouldn't the dealership have this info?
Shouldn't the dealership have this info?
Planned Expected Actual
V200 Delivery date determined 08/13/2016
V250 Vehicle fixed 09/23/2016 09/23/2016
V260 Vehicle entry to body shop (CP 0.0) 09/30/2016 09/30/2016
V270 Vehicle exit production (CP 7.8) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V300 Vehicle completion (CP 8.0) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V331 Entry port Emden 10/14/2016 10/14/2016
V332 Exit port Emden 10/28/2016 10/28/2016
U000 Entry port Davisville 11/18/2016 11/18/2016
NA10 PDI in
NA19 PDI finished
V810 Release for transport - Monroney printed
U001 Exit port Davisville 11/25/2016 11/25/2016
O400 Dealer invoiced
V900 Dealer Inventory 11/25/2016 11/25/2016
#1320
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Join Date: Jul 2016
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Bradley, you should DEFINITELY have updates by now. I'm not much less of a Porsche virgin than you, but my delivery is scheduled for two weeks from now and I've been able to get information all along the way. Granted, I needed to reach out to my dealership several times to get this information, but it should be readily available.
See attached as an example of the stepwise information Porsche provides the dealer, and no reason you shouldn't have access, too.
I was able to find out what ship I was on, then tracked that ship across the Atlantic, just for fun. It's trivial, but it helps to pass the time while we wait.
See attached as an example of the stepwise information Porsche provides the dealer, and no reason you shouldn't have access, too.
I was able to find out what ship I was on, then tracked that ship across the Atlantic, just for fun. It's trivial, but it helps to pass the time while we wait.
They should be able to email you this info easily. Below is an example of the time line...It will change as the car goes through each step of the process.
Planned Expected Actual
V200 Delivery date determined 08/13/2016
V250 Vehicle fixed 09/23/2016 09/23/2016
V260 Vehicle entry to body shop (CP 0.0) 09/30/2016 09/30/2016
V270 Vehicle exit production (CP 7.8) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V300 Vehicle completion (CP 8.0) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V331 Entry port Emden 10/14/2016 10/14/2016
V332 Exit port Emden 10/28/2016 10/28/2016
U000 Entry port Davisville 11/18/2016 11/18/2016
NA10 PDI in
NA19 PDI finished
V810 Release for transport - Monroney printed
U001 Exit port Davisville 11/25/2016 11/25/2016
O400 Dealer invoiced
V900 Dealer Inventory 11/25/2016 11/25/2016
Planned Expected Actual
V200 Delivery date determined 08/13/2016
V250 Vehicle fixed 09/23/2016 09/23/2016
V260 Vehicle entry to body shop (CP 0.0) 09/30/2016 09/30/2016
V270 Vehicle exit production (CP 7.8) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V300 Vehicle completion (CP 8.0) 10/07/2016 10/07/2016
V331 Entry port Emden 10/14/2016 10/14/2016
V332 Exit port Emden 10/28/2016 10/28/2016
U000 Entry port Davisville 11/18/2016 11/18/2016
NA10 PDI in
NA19 PDI finished
V810 Release for transport - Monroney printed
U001 Exit port Davisville 11/25/2016 11/25/2016
O400 Dealer invoiced
V900 Dealer Inventory 11/25/2016 11/25/2016