Does anyone know when the last GT4 was registered or manufactured?..
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GT4 last build / registration dates
- Thread starter Phil Pease
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David's correct on last builds and UK registrations.
Porsche ended Cayman production at Osnabrück over the summer; all sportscars are now built in Stuttgart.
According to How Many Left, at the end of Q3 2016 (September), 539 were licensed with 29 on SORN. The Q4 figures will be out soon.
Jeff
Porsche ended Cayman production at Osnabrück over the summer; all sportscars are now built in Stuttgart.
According to How Many Left, at the end of Q3 2016 (September), 539 were licensed with 29 on SORN. The Q4 figures will be out soon.
Jeff
spyderwhite
Member
As regarding vin numbers there appears to appear to be a number of sequences ie ..... 190 others from memory 189, 191,195,197 . This is worldwide inc USA they also run for 999 numbers and in the UK which includes rest of world I have seen 2 sets of numbers ie 1998 cars for ROW.
The numbers from 3rd quarter DVLA are most likely final numbers for UK.
The numbers from 3rd quarter DVLA are most likely final numbers for UK.
It would be interesting to see how many GT3RS's have been registered.
daviddyson said:It would be interesting to see how many GT3RS's have been registered.
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spyderwhite
Member
tscaptain said:You memorise VINs?[] And I thought trainspotting was odd.....
Purely from memory after looking on opc sites around the world to try and work out numbers of gt4 after I noticed a difference in vins in the UK
Also different sets of VINS for 981 spyder !
Vins are normally different due to model type, gearbox or ROW vs North America
Hi Mark,
Can I suggest that you'll receive a better response if you post a new thread on the Cayman forum rather than piggyback this unrelated thread.
But to answer your question, I doubt that you'll gain much power and torque from a remap but the driveability will probably be improved.
Jeff
Can I suggest that you'll receive a better response if you post a new thread on the Cayman forum rather than piggyback this unrelated thread.
But to answer your question, I doubt that you'll gain much power and torque from a remap but the driveability will probably be improved.
Jeff
Many thanks to all that answered my thread - very useful!
A friend visited the US this Summer and told me they had no availability restrictions, with GT4s seen for sale at a number of OPCs...
Thanks again for the useful feedback.
Best wishes to all for Christmas and New Year!
A friend visited the US this Summer and told me they had no availability restrictions, with GT4s seen for sale at a number of OPCs...
Thanks again for the useful feedback.
Best wishes to all for Christmas and New Year!

Phil Pease said:A friend visited the US this Summer and told me they had no availability restrictions, with GT4s seen for sale at a number of OPCs...
A lot of US dealerships were asking above list price.
Gazoak
Member
How do you get this information and how many Cayman 981S registered in the UK?Twinfan said:Figures are out via DVLAs website. There were 595 GT4s registered in the UK.
More than there were Cayman GTSs (545)...
spyderwhite
Member
Gazoak said:How do you get this information and how many Cayman 981S registered in the UK?Twinfan said:Figures are out via DVLAs website. There were 595 GT4s registered in the UK.
More than there were Cayman GTSs (545)...
google "DVLA veh0160" this is a comprehensive list year by year of cars registered new for the first time ie as they arrive at the dealers. The later years have 2 columns (uk and gb from memory but not 100% as I cannot access from iPad)not sure why but use the higher number!
the 981 has been going since 2012 and there will be very little cross over from the 987.2 as nearly all had been registered new and sold by the end 2011 although the CaymanR was still coming through until March 2012 but does not affect figures as it has its own column

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