Anyone getting their 296 GTS soon ?

https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/the-official-296-gts-picture-thread.658762/page-7

Luxembourg delivery

 

Mine goes into production in June this year and I will receive it in August

 

I was told 2024 Delivery, Not sure if that's accurate or not.

 

Mine is already on the production line
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Hopefully 2024 for me. Placed order mid-July 2022.

 

End of 23/early 24.
W god‘s help.

 

I should receive it in a month and a half. I did not receive any more photos beyond what I sent. I took it just like my gtb and a picture of it is attached
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I do want to make an exterior sticker along the length of the vehicle with vinyl in a gray shade like the Gantt

 

Yes

 

Soon? Our car is on the line getting ready for paint. Factoring in the annual EU August shutdown...Later this summer, early fall.

 

Meanwhile waiting list ...

 

My Rosso Magma 296 GTS has just gone in production...

 

Depending on colour you have 3 to 4 months from 10 R to status 90

 

My Rosso Mugello GTS arrived last week to the New Jersey port….should have it soon…..

 

My Rosso Imola GTS just arrived at West Coast dealer. Prep and paperwork in process.

 

I signed off on my TM car 12-13-2023, car should finally arrive in May, so 1.5 years from final signoff.

 

When I checked a few weeks ago I was told my GTS showed "on the ocean" (Feb 7th update), heading to the port in NJ I assume (I'm in Florida). No further updates since, so not sure how much longer before it reaches the Florida dealership.

 

Jim the dealer can find out from FNA what vessel it is on and you can then use a marine app to check the vessel whereabouts.

 

thanks for that!

Jim

 

My GTS was status 90 on Feb 24. It was 10R on Dec 13th. No idea when it gets to port but I'm hopeful that happens before any tariffs get applied!

 

Tariffs are a scary proposition but I think the Italians will work it out with Trump

 

They are also talking about tariffs on ships made in China that show up in US ports, as well as non-Chinese ships where the shipping company owns some Chinese ships in addition to its non-Chinese ships. If for example the company has 100 ships and 30 are Chinese made, even if the ship in port is not one of the 30, they are charged 30% of the tariff that one of their Chinese ships would be charged. Regardless of how this works out, I think prices will be increasing to consumers. Either way, the price for a new GTS continues to rise, and the resale may not keep pace with the additional fees, making the depreciation more punishing. Not that I'm worried about resale at this point, but perhaps in a few years?