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The boxster was removed and replaced with the 718 immediately so that suggests they keep on top of the web content
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I've noticed that Porsche show these still and with "limited availability"
Anyone know what that actually means?
The boxster was removed and replaced with the 718 immediately so that suggests they keep on top of the web content
Cheers
tadaah said:
Which makes you wonder why it's still on there doesn't it?
Odd
Not really, the 718 Boxster is just around the corner, with launch this month; the 718 Cayman is a little later. Ultimately all can still be configured via the online tool, they just don't all show on the main website.
tadaah said:
Which makes you wonder why it's still on there doesn't it?
Odd
Porsche will keep it on the web site until it is superseded with the next generation even though you can no longer order one. Same with other low production models such as 981 Boxster Spyder, 911R etc etc. It's there to show what models are in the Porsche line up.
mdianuk said:
Not really, the 718 Boxster is just around the corner, with launch this month; the 718 Cayman is a little later. Ultimately all can still be configured via the online tool, they just don't all show on the main website.
I tried finding the 981 on the day the 718 launched and it had already gone, or at least I couldn't find it anywhere....
Andrew911 said:
Porsche will keep it on the web site until it is superseded with the next generation even though you can no longer order one. Same with other low production models such as 981 Boxster Spyder, 911R etc etc. It's there to show what models are in the Porsche line up.
I couldn't find the spyder either?
tadaah said:
I tried finding the 981 on the day the 718 launched and it had already gone, or at least I couldn't find it anywhere....
I assume you meant the 981 Spyder? Simple, go to the configuration tool for the 718, then top left, pick models, highlight Boxster and there it is.
mdianuk said:
tadaah said:
I tried finding the 981 on the day the 718 launched and it had already gone, or at least I couldn't find it anywhere....
I assume you meant the 981 Spyder? Simple, go to the configuration tool for the 718, then top left, pick models, highlight Boxster and there it is.
A-ha!
Cheers. Works on Mac..doesn't work on phone.
Cool to know it's there though
