Porsche's record year

[FC]

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/porsc...154409797.html

[JST]

It’s wild that their entry level sports car is the rarest of the group.

[FC]

Originally Posted by JST

It’s wild that their entry level sports car is the rarest of the group.

Yes. And it's not close.

[robg]

Originally Posted by JST

It’s wild that their entry level sports car is the rarest of the group.

Yes- unfortunately its a reflection of the market; there's less appetite for 2 seat sports cars these days.

[wdc330i]

Originally Posted by robg

Yes- unfortunately its a reflection of the market; there's less appetite for 2 seat sports cars these days.

Maybe the 4 cylinder versions hurt numbers over all?

[robg]

Originally Posted by wdc330i

Maybe the 4 cylinder versions hurt numbers over all?

Possibly- but I would bet that the 4 cylinder versions still make up the majority of 718 sales... (I could be wrong though...i remember reading that some huge percentage of 911 sales (maybe 50%?) are GT3s...))

[FC]

Originally Posted by robg

(I could be wrong though...i remember reading that some huge percentage of 911 sales (maybe 50%?) are GT3s...))

I find that really hard to believe.

[lemming]

Originally Posted by FC

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/porsc...154409797.html

Be nice to understand their profit per vehicle.

E.g. for GM, their profits on Silverados, Tahoes and Suburban are f*cking gigantic.

[robg]

Originally Posted by lemming

Be nice to understand their profit per vehicle.

E.g. for GM, their profits on Silverados, Tahoes and Suburban are f*cking gigantic.

Looks like their gross margin is around 18% which is excellent for the auto industry.
https://www.reuters.com/business/aut...ok-2022-10-28/

[3LOU5]

I think it's pretty safe to assume that I'll go to my grave without having the experience of driving the iconic 911.

Oh well. That's what I get for partying too much in college ....