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Thanks Bjorn

Hi all, I’d be interested to hear from anyone with a high-mileage Taycan, particularly 100k+ miles. I’m retiring fairly soon and would like my next Taycan to be a car I can keep long term, hopefully well into retirement. How are the batteries holding up on the higher-mileage cars? Have you...

Hi, you can configure an save a search on approved used website, click the toys you want and model, when one pops up- uk wide, you get an email alert on yor garmin, pop on and reserve it for 48hrs, you probably know about it, but on the off chance you dont.......

And thanks Barry, ps, that is a nice Garage you have there, my poor car will need to sit in the rain, we converted the garage into a gym

Not quite the doom & gloom story - even if its 70-80% at that time, if its an ICE performance car the pain at that mileage gets real

Yes its standard approved used with the 24 months Porsche warranty, they are also doing the 4yr service which is due in a couple of months -. I'll just take another two year out myself when thats done then - rinese repeat past the 8yr mark hopefully

I see your in the UK Barry, did you pay for the extra HV cover policy, over and above your normal car warranty ? Im also in scotland, looking to buy a late 22 4s

looks like it, i got AI to analyse your document Yes — your friend has spotted something important. I've read the Porsche Approved Warranty terms you uploaded, and they materially change how I would view the battery risk after the original 8-year/100,000-mile HV battery warranty expires. The...

From Grok AI **No — Porsche does not offer a standard factory extension of the high-voltage battery warranty past eight years.** ### What you get from the factory Taycan HV battery cover is: - **8 years or 160,000 km / 100,000 miles**, whichever comes first - Defects in materials and...

**No — Porsche does not offer a standard factory extension of the high-voltage battery warranty past eight years.** ### What you get from the factory Taycan HV battery cover is: - **8 years or 160,000 km / 100,000 miles**, whichever comes first - Defects in materials and workmanship -...

Lies- my experience this week with a Porsche dealer down south, i said i didnt want the 2020 model because battery warranty was up in 4 years, she called me back saying i could extend it, from her service manager. I then asked a salesman at the Edinburgh Porsche dealer and he said he didnt think...

Great post Craig, you should have kept your first beetle LOL it'll still be going somewhere :-) i enjoyed looking at some of your cars checking a few i had. I also had a 2002 (as a retro car in the 90's) George - Cracking pics

Hi - I joined to help my research and support my decision, if i buy one i will contribute as much as i can, always a fan of forums, spent a bit of time on Land Rover forums over the years. My target is 2022/23 models with high specs -

Ive asked Porsche sales at Garages and had mixed messages on this subject, if i part with my 52k i dont want to scrap it at 8 years old

Thanks Barry, i thought the rule was 100k or 8 years, if you hit one of them then the HV battery cant be covered. So from what you are saying we can pay for an extension to the HV battery cover beyond 8 years ? That changes things, seems at odds with the thread

This time in 4 years - hopefully as others have said there will be commercially viable options to replace batteries or get them repaired - It has made me more focused on negotiating, i might still chicken out and buy a Cayenne - its a hard one, my son liam is now in love with them lol The one i...

Thanks - yes im looking at Porsche supply with two year warranty - after that i'll pay the going rate- keep the exposure on Porsche

This is quite a dpressing topic for me, Im looking to buy a 2022 4S for about 53k - its really nice spec - joining this forum has spooked me a tad. Im 59 and would like to have my first proper drivers car having spent years with SUV's