[Livestream Recap] Vol. 50: Porsche 718 Spyder RS Production Updates and Used-Car Market Predictions
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Key Topics and Highlights
1. What Makes the Taycan Cross Turismo Special [02:01]
- Spotted an Oak Green Taycan Cross Turismo in town—and it looked fantastic
- Its low stance makes it even more striking in person than it looks in the configurator
- Shades of green often look especially vivid in real life
2. Porsche 718 Spyder RS Production Updates [18:25]
- Information about 718 Spyder RS production slots is starting to emerge
- There are reports that some buyers have secured slots for December production
- The Spyder RS appears to be rarer in Japan than the GT4 RS
3. Configuring the 718 Spyder RS [22:48]
- Color choices include Vanadium Grey Metallic and GT Silver
- Options include full bucket seats and Matrix Design LED headlights
- Why the Weissach Package and front-axle lift system are worth considering
4. Porsche 992 Carrera T Prices [40:28]
- Prices for the Carrera T are beginning to stabilize
- Cars that were priced at ¥25–26 million are now appearing in the ¥21–22 million range
- With plenty of 992.1 cars in stock and buyers looking ahead to the 992.2, prices for the earlier model are coming down
5. Trends in the Porsche Used-Car Market [42:23]
- More production slots for the updated 992 could potentially become available in Japan
- Weaker demand in China could have an impact on Japan’s market
- Used Porsche prices could return to levels last seen around the 991 generation
6. Rising Prices for Classic Porsches [48:28]
- Prices for air-cooled models such as the 964 and 993 have climbed sharply
- In-demand models like the Carrera RS and Carrera 2 have seen especially steep increases
- More Porsches over 25 years old are finding their way into overseas markets
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