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Which is cheaper for them. If you want warranty, I'd push for 2 year.

Yes (Europe)

My god that's awesome.

Ah, this again.

Shouldnt be like this, but think you have had the full bingo of all issues with the platform.

My dealer mentioned on the 3 year service recently (50.000 km's) that the rear break pads are beginning to show wear, but they have not hit the indicator yet. As such, I did not approve replacement yet. When the indicator light comes on for the breaks, I will go to an independent Porsche shop to...

Super ridiculous, especially with J2 having 10 years. J1 owners get left in the (literal) cold, again.

Good lord. Do you adopt?

992 and Taycan RWD Love them both, the 911 is for fun, Taycan DD.

Thanks for sharing, mine expires this year and knowing this, keeping that 299 pocketed. :)

Same

On these models, so probably we will still be paying for Connect.

Ha finally! That interior is fire man, enjoy!

Pics or didn't happen

ah same guy as on Reddit, yes, but for me it was covered under factory warranty, not CPO

Omg, should have read the manual on this one, was annoyed when the mirrors were blocked by damp. :D

Good choice :)

In The Netherlands, Porsche dictates maintenance cost -> https://www.porsche.com/netherlands/nl/service/maintenance/prices/taycan/

0% chance as this is the new Porsche Active Ride suspension, which also means new hardware.

Had this on the upper control arms, greasing didn't help. Replaced under warranty.