Build and delivery dates for Macans and 911s (and others) in the next few months

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LLL
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On-Track wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:42 am It would be nice to think that the reduction in diesel volumes is only temporary but it does look as if one of the really great diesel engines of recent times (the Porsche 4 litre diesel) will never be seen again. In my view that is a real shame.
It's beyond me to understand how anyone would miss a discontinued 4-cyl diesel engine? It's a shame that they were allowed to be built in the first place :D

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Agree that it would be a shame On-Track as it really is a stunning engine. However, I was told at the OPC that Porsche are trying to sort out problems with it being too powerful for the PDK box and once resolved they'll be back on sale. We shall see.
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Luke wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:52 am
On-Track wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:42 am It would be nice to think that the reduction in diesel volumes is only temporary but it does look as if one of the really great diesel engines of recent times (the Porsche 4 litre diesel) will never be seen again. In my view that is a real shame.
It's beyond me to understand how anyone would miss a discontinued 4-cyl diesel engine? It's a shame that they were allowed to be built in the first place :D
Luke the 4 litre is a V8 which is part of what makes it so special ;)
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Post by LLL »

VanB wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:55 am
Luke wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:52 am
On-Track wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:42 am It would be nice to think that the reduction in diesel volumes is only temporary but it does look as if one of the really great diesel engines of recent times (the Porsche 4 litre diesel) will never be seen again. In my view that is a real shame.
It's beyond me to understand how anyone would miss a discontinued 4-cyl diesel engine? It's a shame that they were allowed to be built in the first place :D
Luke the 4 litre is a V8 which is part of what makes it so special ;)
Ah, of course, I read that incorrect :roll:. I don't have much love for diesels in general, but a lot more so for a V8 than a 4-cyl ;)
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On-Track wrote: Thu Jan 18, 2018 10:42 am It would be nice to think that the reduction in diesel volumes is only temporary but it does look as if one of the really great diesel engines of recent times (the Porsche 4 litre diesel) will never be seen again. In my view that is a real shame.
I agree! I drove several hundred miles in a new Panamera SD with the V8 4.0 diesel and it was amazing! Like engaging the warp speed drive on the Starship Enterprise! :D
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Hope this won’t spoil the parties!

There was a strike last week at the factory- the first of a series!

https://www.ft.com/content/10d98f94-f48 ... 4187b3017e
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Subscription free 'king metal workers! Really miss TVR 😊
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28 hour week - FFS - that's 3 days at a push or 2 days if you are a hospital worker :roll:
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Imagine the chances of blagging a GT3, if they actually carry this out?

It's hard enough on a 40 hour week!
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Well I have my build slot now :D

April build for May delivery. Everything within my build code is available too.

Let the waiting begin.....
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