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I created a spreadsheet that has people’s timelines you can look at https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/consolidated-taycan-delivery-tracking-spreadsheet.13282/

As others have said, yes - Porsche forcing you into the PSCB upgrade is just a way for them to make more money for people who want the Mission E wheels (probably the best looking OEM wheel option). Usually larger brakes will dictate a need for a different / larger wheel to clear the caliper...

It is pretty cheap so that is the one that I’d be on the fence around. That said, I do think because Tesla hasn’t opened up their network yet, it doesn’t reap any immediate benefits, and even once/if they do the value depends on how often you really plan to road trip the Taycan and utilize DCFC...

I think the simplest answer for most people is to add none of the charging options. They mostly only provide benefits in edge case scenarios anyways.

You probably should be fine? Worst case you can add some spacers I'd think to play with the offset There is another member on here who has 275/40/20 on the fronts in a staggered 20/21 setup. https://forgeline.com/customer-gallery/glaswerks-customer

FYI I raised a formal request for goodwill with PCNA, they denied my request. Otherwise YMMV at your dealer, I didn't get anything from them, but also didn't push them too hard since the delay wasn't on their end My rationale I tried using was that the difference between my original estimated...

I just double sided taped (for me with velcro tape, but you can use whatever you want) an aftermarket magsafe charger (to allow a 2ft black cable) to the space under / behind the lower screen that was unused. I don't need to look at my phone when driving, but this way I can still easily place...

Hi Sean, yes - still available

Updating the thread with my aftermarket wheels. Victor Equipment Baden, Polished. 20x8.5 ET45 in front, 20x11 ET55 in rear. Additionally have 10mm spacer in front, 5mm in rear. Overall equivalent to a 13mm Front / 10mm Rear spacer on stock wheels On Factory PS4 245/45/20 and 285/40/20. Was...

I have my car set so it is Low in Normal mode, and it's kept the setting like that. It's great because I was considering getting lowering links or maybe even a CETE module as I knew I wasn't going to bother lowering the car every time I got in (if it didn't save), but the low mode is low enough...

You can just update the parts of the form you want to change and leave the rest blank. So if just the delivery date, just fill in your username and the delivery date and just those will be updated on the sheet

Price drop to $1k

Sort of similar idea here

Victor equipment Baden, 20 inch. I think they may have discontinued the correct offset for the Taycan though

Like this!

Just put on a set of aftermarket wheels, looking to sell my OEM Taycan Turbo Aero Wheels. No TPMS, Tires, or Center Caps. Wheels are in excellent condition, no rash or scratches. Have about 700 miles on them. [SOLD]. Can drive to meet up within reasonable distance

Well, with my car being delivered, I've updated the sheet for mine but will no longer be actively managing this. The form/sheet should continue working without my management, and will leave it to others if they want to keep using it / updating their dates

Finally got my car

Finally was able to pick mine up at the beginning of this week. OR had a snowstorm so the dealer was closed a few days https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/december-2022-deliveries.12909/page-34#post-213357

Finally received my car earlier this week