Hence why you draft a truck going 70+ mph so you don’t have to go 60 mph driving solo just to get to the next charger. Ideally you have enough battery without having to do any of these shenanigans, but sometimes the conditions, charger, or trip estimation are not perfect.
No matter how...
While I don’t have my Taycan yet, another tip I find really useful is staying behind trucks or other big vehicles. You don’t want to get too close, but if you can find a truck or SUV going 75+ mph, you can save 15-20% over 2 hours of driving. I did this regularly with my Tesla if I was cutting...
Just an update, I just learned that the dealership in Okemos, MI has an open GTS sedan allocation available at MSRP. My list was updated for those of you who have it.
I wrote up my experience recently of finding my GTS. Check it out. It’s a pretty painless process to find an allocation somewhere in the county
https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/searching-for-an-allocation.10064/
Are you having it delivered? I was thinking of getting delivered to PECLA, and then road trip it back home. I was thinking of applying a temporary clear bra in LA (like Trakk Tape or Track Armour) to prevent rock chips before I get a permanent clear bra installed close to home.
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What has this taught me? You should not have to spend more than MSRP for anything. With enough will and effort, you can get one at MSRP. Also it has taught me that some dealerships can be extremely smug, even moreso now than before. Hopefully, one day all car manufacturers will go...
Hello everyone,
I have been looking for a Taycan GTS sedan in the USA. No luck in the local market (charging ADM above MSRP if allocation is available). So I began a nationwide search, searching 36 states (avoided pacific states, AK, HI, and anything northeast of DC). I sent emails to 97...