Normally Aspirated Avidyne SR22-G3 That was Then, This is Now

Its been more than a decade since the first normally aspirated SR22 third generation planes began shipment. Very few of these pre-owned planes are available for sale today. “That was then and this is now.” Let’s look at how the market has changed.  Continue reading “Normally Aspirated Avidyne SR22-G3 That was Then, This is Now”

What are the asking prices for Avidyne SR22-G3 normally aspirated planes?

Cirrus SR22-G3 Avidyne in Houston Texas, by wikiWings.com
Cirrus SR22-G3 Avidyne, by wikiWings.com

It’s estimated that Cirrus shipped about 250 normally aspirated Avidyne equipped SR22 generation three airplanes from 2007 into 2008. Recently, only two (2) were listed for sale, which represents less than 1% of the manufacturer production on the market (anything less than 3% is considered supply contraction). Continue reading “What are the asking prices for Avidyne SR22-G3 normally aspirated planes?”

A summary of SR22-G3 improvements 2007-2012

Cirrus Perspective by Garmin, SR22TN Turbo
Cirrus Perspective by Garmin, SR22TN Turbo

With its new wing, the third generation Cirrus became the longest and largest production run of the SR22 model turning out about 1,690 airplanes during the six years from 2007 – 2012.  And, the innovations continued.

Understanding the design milestones during this time will help you group G3 planes with similar features that affect pre-owned asking prices. Here are four significant time periods associated with the third generation SR22: Continue reading “A summary of SR22-G3 improvements 2007-2012”

How many Cirrus SR22-G3 airplanes shipped?

2008 Cirrus Perspective SR22TN Turbo and flag of United States of American, credit wikiWings
2008 Cirrus Perspective SR22TN Turbo and flag of United States of American, credit wikiWings

In the spring of 2007, Cirrus started delivery of the third generation SR22 airplane and manufacturing continued until the end of 2012. Beginning with serial number 2438, Cirrus shipped about 1,690 SR22-G3 planes during those six years.

All of these planes had a wing up on the competition. In 2007, a re-engineered wing structure was a central change to SR22-G3 models.  And, according to Cirrus, there were more than 700-plus design changes to the Generation Three airframe and systems inside (read “Introduction Cirrus SR22 Generation Three for details“).

But innovation and improvements to the airplane continued after the G3 introduction in 2007. We’ll highlight those developments next week.

In 2013, shipment of the fifth generation SR22-G5 began (Cirrus skipped the G4 designation). Continue reading “How many Cirrus SR22-G3 airplanes shipped?”