My dealer is getting 1 GT3 allocation per quarter and they have a list of 8 people who want them.

Getting a GT3 is not reasonable.

That being said my dealer has 2 TTS slots available RIGHT NOW. I've also heard multiple reviews suggesting the TTS 991 suspension and ride is more livable than the GT3.

 

Eh. More than one dealer in the country, right?

Most cars in demand (especially when new) go through this. I wouldn't say it isn't worth it simply because one dealer has more people that want them than it is able to provide.

Some cars go through this multiple years.

 

It's the same at each of our 6 porsche dealers.

Not shopping for a GT3 anyway - our roads suck.

 

I can assure you, working here at Hennessy for a long time, the statement above is inaccurate. We have never sold a car over MSRP and will not start doing so now. Our Carrera GT's, Speedster's and 4.0's never sold over MSRP. Our 991 GT3's are being sold at MSRP but unfortunately we do not have any allocations available.

 

Update:

Sounds like I'm gunning for a 991 GT3 since I got an email saying I could get one by July of next year! He mentioned any dealer that isn't based off in big cities SHOULD be able to get one because of the large window being out towards July of 14' in which I plan to do European Delivery..


With that said, where should I buy it in hopes of a decent deal + great service? I'm worried my local dealer wouldn't budge on price at all. (Even though, Porsche makes at least $25,000 profit on each car sold). I'd fly over to said Porsche dealer to sign the papers and whatnot.

 

I think finding a remote dealer is the way to go. I just ordered mine yesterday, and they initially had no allocation. After a long discussion with PNA, and the dealer working with their regional rep, I got a slot for delivery next summer.

White
Black pdls lights
Front lift
18 way seats
Full leather red stitching
Red belts
Carbon fiber interior
Auto dim mirrors rain sensor
Sport chrono
PCM sound+
All the free options

Now for the wait.....doh!