US and ROW market are very different. I was strictly talking about North America.

The word on the street now is that they will be building 20 cars or so for 09 in North America. The Porsche official brochure for US market this year has no GT2 in it.

 

^ why buy a 09, just get one now used, or get one a couple months for way way less then MSRP

 

I tend to check the official porsche.com website for information instead of the brochures. Websites tend to be more up to date with information and model availability, including newer option and option codes (especially for Exclusive options).

As I said, if you check out the official Porsche.com USA website, you can find the 2009 GT2 as available to build. However, the 2009 GT3 is no longer available to build online, since it's not in production.

 

True if you're in the US. Unfortunately I'm not, and the US warranty is not applicable anywhere outside the US due to homologation differences, etc...

 

This one is unbelievable. The torque will freighten you!

 

I was told Hoehn in S. Calif. received an allocation for a 2009 for a customer a week ago.

I have a friend with 2008 black/black with black wheels, MSRP of $205K +/-, 48 miles on it. It is located in San Diego. He paid over sticker, however he would sell at MSRP. He has many cars and does not need to sell, but told me today if he got MSRP he would probably sell it, since he has owned it 4 months and only drove it home from the dealer and one other short drive.

PM me if you have are a serious buyer, no tire kickers please. I do not have any photos of the car and do not recall the specific options, but if you are serious I can put you in touch with him.

JCM