Recent content by daveechen

Still have them! Still would consider trading those for a different design of Porsche wheels

I bought these Aston-Forged wheels 2 weeks ago, from another Taycan owner. Much shinier than I was originally going for, but I really like the look. Aston Forged AF992 21x9.5 +42 and 21x11.5 +51 brushed aluminum finish. Slightly fatter tires and closer to flush: 275/35ZR-21 and 325/30ZR-21

Yes! Still interested. Will respond to your message.

Decided to remove the remaining back wheel trim and now I think it looks GREAT overall, with the one leading edge piece:

Well, started on the driver's side with my alternate take -- Left the front of BOTH wheel arches alone for now. I like the look, better, already! I'll let it stew for a day or two and decide on whether to remove the front of the back wheel arch, and whether to put in a painted front of the...

Reviving this great thread. Just bought a CPO 2025 Taycan CT and I LOVE the look overall, but do not love (or like, nor hate) the plastic wheel arch trim. Have the parking assist, which I think means there is that extra hole in the metal fender to accommodate the ultrasonic sensor. I'm...

Ooh, yeah I'm interested in both the 'always on' Porsche Logo and the LED Matrix lights that don't 'go on all at once defeating the purpose of a matrix scheme' (its a US-regulation thing).

Love it. This was the 1st and cheapest and best upgrade, getting rid of that big orange reflector thingie thing.

Bellevue. It was a long, but nice, drive back home to Silicon Valley

My 2025 Taycan has the 21" Taycan Exclusive Design Wheels in Satin Black. I'm more interested in the 'highly polished front surfaces' in those, or in the Cross-Turismo Design Wheels. Anybody from the SF Bay Area interested in my amazing Satin Black wheels, and doing a swap? I'm fine paying...

Just acquired a 2025 Taycan 4S CT. CPO with 4k miles and a great discount and +2 on the warranty. I'm an early-adopter gadget geek, so I primarily bought it for the combo of Active Ride / 4-wheel steering / Torque Vectoring / Push-to-Pass / head-up display. But the unexpected nimble-handling...