992GT3 and 992GT3RS time line
04-10-2020, 08:46 PM
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The GT cars will be strong performers and therefore all of you will buy one.
The new Turbo will hit 0-60 in low twos’s, Carrera S have consistently hit 0-60 in low 3‘s. With the wide suspension stance and staggered wheels it is a great track performer as well. So we can only surmise that the new GT cars will improve in every category and destroy lap times so everyone will want one........
The new Turbo will hit 0-60 in low twos’s, Carrera S have consistently hit 0-60 in low 3‘s. With the wide suspension stance and staggered wheels it is a great track performer as well. So we can only surmise that the new GT cars will improve in every category and destroy lap times so everyone will want one........
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fijibubba (05-06-2020)
04-14-2020, 07:10 PM
#32
I will consider the 765 when it is 50% off msrp for a car with 1k to 2k miles, which should be 6 to 12 months from release hahaha.
McLaren screw their customers so bad on reliability and depreciation, I think anyone that wants an LT will get one, likely at or below list once the initial hype does down. Too many people have been burned and loyalty to the brand is dying a painful death.
04-14-2020, 08:10 PM
#34
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guys, are we talking about the REVEAL or the SHOWROOM ??
The 992 GT3 is done, as has been said. They showed us pics of the car and had very candid convos about it late last year during the Taycan launch event in spain. Figure this- Porsche test and test and test and test their cars- that is why they are so good when they get in your hands.
It takes time to develop cars, and porsche likely will not cut corners or deliver a car that is not sorted (unlike some other manufacturers) because the reputation of bulletproof 911's and more importantly 'track ready' GT cars is so established...it would be a multi-billion dollar gamble.
So- that being said- the real question is 'what is the world appetite?'
We all clamor over the GT3/GT3RS. it's coming. but we don't even have GT4's on the ground yet in USA for sale...and that was revealed a long way back. So- typical cadence is that we have to wait about 9 months from Reveal of GT model to Showroom (or later in states like California that have CARB restrictions)
So- lets examine the 992 Turbo S reveal (March/ Geneva timeline) - that car will be on the ground at stores around October/November barring any further delays. Figure that GT3 would be a 2021 Geneva reveal?
The 992 GT3 is done, as has been said. They showed us pics of the car and had very candid convos about it late last year during the Taycan launch event in spain. Figure this- Porsche test and test and test and test their cars- that is why they are so good when they get in your hands.
It takes time to develop cars, and porsche likely will not cut corners or deliver a car that is not sorted (unlike some other manufacturers) because the reputation of bulletproof 911's and more importantly 'track ready' GT cars is so established...it would be a multi-billion dollar gamble.
So- that being said- the real question is 'what is the world appetite?'
We all clamor over the GT3/GT3RS. it's coming. but we don't even have GT4's on the ground yet in USA for sale...and that was revealed a long way back. So- typical cadence is that we have to wait about 9 months from Reveal of GT model to Showroom (or later in states like California that have CARB restrictions)
So- lets examine the 992 Turbo S reveal (March/ Geneva timeline) - that car will be on the ground at stores around October/November barring any further delays. Figure that GT3 would be a 2021 Geneva reveal?
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04-21-2020, 02:18 PM
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fijibubba (05-06-2020)
04-21-2020, 09:51 PM
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The factory will be opening soon. I think Porsche might just do an internet reveal of the GT3 when the time is right. Maybe toward the end of summer, with spring deliveries in Europe and summer/fall in NA?
04-21-2020, 09:56 PM
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My money is on fall internet reveal after L.A. auto show. Geneva 2021 in person. Euro deliveries starting around same time. US deliveries summer 2021 and Canada late summer early fall for deliveries.
04-22-2020, 01:54 AM
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04-22-2020, 02:02 AM
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Yup, I think they reveal it at Geneva 2021 and they arrive in the US in the fall of 2021. Question is when will they release the GT4RS???
04-23-2020, 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by usctrojanGT3
Yup, I think they reveal it at Geneva 2021 and they arrive in the US in the fall of 2021. Question is when will they release the GT4RS???
04-23-2020, 10:50 AM
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What's the latest word on a RS Tribute?
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04-27-2020, 01:45 AM
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Could be the rumored lightweight version of the Turbo...