992-generation 911 timetable

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CAR magazine - Feb 2018 edition on page 12 George Karcher reports this introduction timetable:

Carrera 2S and 4S coupe [444 bhp] - shown Oct 2018; deliveries commence Feb 2019.
Carrera 2S and 4S cabriolet - presented Jan 2019; cars arrive in dealers April 2019.
Entry-level Carrera 2/4 coupe/cabriolet [395 bhp] due April 2019 with sales starting 3 months later [July 2019].
911 Turbo [S 612 bhp] coupe and Carrera GT3 [542 bhp] - due Sep 2019 and available from 2020.
Plug-in full hybrid 911PHEV [485bhp / 561 lb ft] - due 2023

new flat six engines codenamed EA9A2 with mild hybrid 48v electrical system
992s with PDK get a new 8-speed box.
All 992s get a digital instrument pack (only the rev counter says analogue)
New cost options inc. 'augmented-reality head-up display' and 'fully adaptive, long reach laser headlights'
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SAC1 wrote: Sun Jan 14, 2018 6:07 pm CAR magazine - Feb 2018 edition on page 12 George Karcher reports this introduction timetable:

Carrera 2S and 4S coupe [444 bhp] - shown Oct 2018; deliveries commence Feb 2019.
Carrera 2S and 4S cabriolet - presented Jan 2019; cars arrive in dealers April 2019.
Entry-level Carrera 2/4 coupe/cabriolet [395 bhp] due April 2019 with sales starting 3 months later [July 2019].
911 Turbo [S 612 bhp] coupe and Carrera GTS [542 bhp] - due Sep 2019 and available from 2020.
Plug-in full hybrid 911PHEV [485bhp / 561 lb ft] - due 2023

new flat six engines codenamed EA9A2 with mild hybrid 48v electrical system
992s with PDK get a new 8-speed box.
All 992s get a digital instrument pack (only the rev counter says analogue)
New cost options inc. 'augmented-reality head-up display' and 'fully adaptive, long reach laser headlights'
Very interesting - well worth waiting for as a lot of new tech available- - especially the hybrid technology.
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Alternatively, hopefully lots of 991.2’s being traded in for new generation in 2019 and 2020
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GTS bhp seems unusually high...wonder if someone has got carried away...can't see it being that much more than the current unless PAG use it as a way of putting the GTS price up a lot with clear air between it and an S.
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Agree - don't expect the GTS to be 100hp more than the current model.
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If I’m ever going to a buy a 911, July ‘19 for a 992 C2 or the same time for a 12-18 month old alternative variant (maybe a Carrera T) could work well.


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MacanArif wrote: Sun Jan 14, 2018 9:03 pm Agree - don't expect the GTS to be 100hp more than the current model.
Sorry my typo - GT3 stats. I've corrected my original post now. Good spot Virage and Arif.
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I think for GTS it should read Turbo which fits a lot better for the bhp figures. The real GTS will appear after the normal Carrera and turbo models probably in 2021.
That's why I went for the 991.2 GTS now even with the 992 imminent. Life is just to short to wait three more years for the 992 GTS.
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SAC1 wrote: Sun Jan 14, 2018 9:21 pm
MacanArif wrote: Sun Jan 14, 2018 9:03 pm Agree - don't expect the GTS to be 100hp more than the current model.
Sorry my typo - GT3 stats. I've corrected my original post now. Good spot Virage and Arif.
:) GT3 makes sense - a little more than what is likely for the 991.2 RS
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sac1, thanks for the heads up :-)
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