When are New Allocations

[Porsche4Live]

Does anyone know when new allocations are delivered to the dealers?

I heard more 911 allocations are about to hit the dealers in a week or so. Wondering if anyone else has heard.

[P_Coastal]

Not an expert, but done quarterly apparently so December should be next?

[Porsche4Live]

Most likely. I think we will see a bunch of allocations hitting soon.

[DRS991S]

My dealer recently told me that allocations for the GT cars will be provided for the entire year, while standard model allocations remain on a quarterly basis.

[Porsche4Live]

Do you know if the GT car allocations will include regular GT3s or just GT3RS?

My dealer told me there will not be any GT3 allocations until 2025 or 2026.

[911R]

This is my local allocations only:

I can't get a GT3 at all. I am OK with an allocation for a 2023 911 Turbo.
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Yes, I could easily order a Porsche GT3 or a Porsche 911 Turbo S a few years ago. Then something happened when every Porsche 911 is worth a lot more than the MSRP. Who knew?

IMO, it's an unusual time in the history of Porsche 911 cars today. I can't predict the future value of a 911 anymore than I can predict the stock market.
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I got my 2020 Porsche Carrera 3.0 at less than the MSRP at $105,910. That was the price in early 2020 for a new 992 Model.



At the time, I traded in a 2014 Porsche 911 Carrera (991.1) for less than the price today. I still have it's MSRP sticker:



I sure have no clue of any price in the future?

[911R]

BTW, the above 2014 Porsche 911 (991.1) was the last of the 3.4L non-turbo cars with the integrated dry-sump engines. It's MSRP was $103,380 (fully loaded as a corporate car).

[alavigne]

My dealer recently told me that allocations for the GT cars will be provided for the entire year, while standard model allocations remain on a quarterly basis.

I assume that GTS models are not considered GT models for the purposes of the above statement, yes?

[Porsche4Live]

My dealer recently told me that allocations for the GT cars will be provided for the entire year, while standard model allocations remain on a quarterly basis.

I assume that GTS models are not considered GT models for the purposes of the above statement, yes?

GTS is not a GT model. Confusing, I know.

[alavigne]

Update for this thread:

@lukesward and I have each received an allocation, Luke for a Boxster GTS 4.0 and me for a Cayman GTS 4.0. These are Canadian (Ontario) allocations.

We've also got a spreadsheet where we are monitoring allocation and delivery activity and we've seen other signs of recent (within the last few weeks) allocation activity across different jurisdictions. Not huge dumps of allocations, but trickles here and there.