Sorry, forgot to post this here last night (posted in another forum, so re-pasting):

Dealers in the US got their formal GTS announcement today along with allocations. If anyone is in the market for one, check with your dealership asap. If you need help finding one with an allocation, PM me and I'll help. No promises on pricing, most will be MSRP and up I believe, but I can see who's willing to deal.

 

Does a $10k premium seem reasonable for this model?

 

6K for sport design kit, PDLS+ in black, PTV are the big things. Then the black tail lights, brakes, GTS PASM. Even the GTS spec suede/stitching interior and GTS wheels are not standard. Then a bit more HP and TQ.
At least sport chrono is standard.

 

Shoot for ~MSRP if you can. If you need help finding a dealer, PM me.

 

A couple of dealers I spoke with mentioned they expect open allocations for the Taycan GTS in December or January. Waitlists are already piling up for them. Have other folks here had a similar experience?

 

Same here from Texas. Couple dealers i spoke to are waiting for allocations.

 

I know of 3 incoming GTS Taycan sedans and 1 incoming ST. April/May deliveries. MSRP. I believe the specs are fixed by PCNA, but if you PM me I'd be happy to share the code that's most similar to your build. I have no skin in the game.

 

California Bay Area dealer is asking for 10k above MSRP.

 

I talked to several dealers in the bay area, it varies:
- 10K
- 15K
- 10% of MSRP

None of them will be getting my business.

 

I have only heard from dealers that they do not have allocations yet and (as others have said) expect allocations in January.

 

Same, I have not heard of any dealers that actually have allocations. @amelen where did you get your information that dealers should already have allocations?

 

I was on the communication sent to dealers. They might not have them physically yet, but they should have received a confirmation on how many they are getting and when. The few dealers I knew that had some available already have all sold unfortunately.

 

That is CA for you for the most part it seems at least from those on the RL reporting....one reason why I've avoided buying a new car EVER from CA at least as a resident of that state which I am not! If it was me I'd look nationwide for one if I lived in CA but hey for some the convenience of having a short trip to the dealer makes them okay with parting with obscene sums for a new car allocation IMHO. For me no thanks..I'd rather find it MSRP somewhere else and fly in and pick it up or ship it (worst case cost usually $1500-2500 nationwide) that give the dealership that sum of cash just to be # X/X on their list for the privilege of getting a car. No thanks.

 

Agreed mdrobc, I got on the list with a dealer from another state.

 

Bravo and good luck. Am sure there is one out there for you not at highway robbery prices; just just may have to do your due diligence and look around a bit to find one that is palatable and meets your needs/parameters. But the mandatory Southern Cali dealership ADM is just ridiculous IMHO.