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Yep! This is why I preach getting PPF on new cars. In less than ~1000 miles I already have small pits in my windshield film and bumper and hood film. Debris is constantly flying all over in the wild and damage will occur for every car - not IF. Glass is susceptible as well. I was sitting still...

Sounds like a PIWIS update. I had AMB5 last year so maybe a collaboration of both this and WNA5.

I had a similar issue shortly after delivery. No warning lights/messages just a noise in first gear. The car received a new drive unit/trans. ~8 weeks total and I had a Taycan 4S to drive. I love the car and my dealer is super fantastic. Zero issues other than that.

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How many threads do we need here about this!? :rolleyes:

There are at least threads here about this subject. Search is your friend - thanks.

I meant tint for other glass - not the pano roof. I am happy with OE pano tint

Let's say you make a nice profit. Then what do you do? Used car market is inflated and there's a risk of long delays ordering a new car.

As I have mentioned before, tint makes ALL the difference. Especially in Florida/sunny areas. A must have.

Porsche plans to halt the production of all models by the end of March 2022 according to a leaked internal communication memo. The War in Ukraine has impacted production and supply within Porsche factories, forcing the German car maker to take drastic measures. Porsche’s wire harness is produced...

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Yes only on new ICE model purchases.

Calm down. It's a small icon that illuminates in the lower right section of the cluster - near the suspension icon. https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/attachments/e72f8343-47cd-425f-b412-ccbb1d313cf7-jpeg.25298/

I narrowed mine down to the week it was made. (2021) When my drive unit was replaced I saw the date stamp - Hitler's birthday. 4/20/21.

Ditto.

I think you may regret not getting leather. I had a loaner without leather and it did not impress. It's a Porsche - not a Camry. Air suspension a MUST for me. Rear steer really only required if you planning to drive hard / track events.

I'm in Florida as well. I found rubber wipers chattered a ton and even got stuck a couple times so I switched to silicone blades on the advise of my installer and they are perfect.

No but I had my PPF installer put on STEK windshield protection film. Within the first few weeks from new the film already had a few chips in it. Defineely worth it especially with parts shortages lately may effect getting new windshields. (Cost was included in full body PPF)

Cold weather + computer calculating range based on recent driving style.

HF-5 is nice.