Will Perrott
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- First Name
- Will
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- Mar 6, 2020
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- Manchester
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- Taycan 4S, Macan S
Frank has made a very valid point here.Plenty of good advice above so I'm going to chime in with a different angle. Based on your priorities & situation I'd advise against a Taycan. It's really not a car designed for safety or family comfort and you might find yourself overwhelmed by the torque.
It is low to the ground, has little storage, and child safety is an afterthought as it was never designed as a family car despite the four doors. The driving aids in the Taycan are pretty poor for a modern car and the visibility is fairly low.
If I were you, I'd get a CPO Macan or Panamera (if you're set on Porsche) and drive that for a year or two first.
Just my 2 cents. Otherwise good advice above on spec.
I've just come from a Panamera and my wife has the Macan. Both are great family cars with big luggage capacity.
You need to check you can fit all the baby stuff in the Taycan. You may be surprised how much space a pram takes up - I suspect it might fill the boot, or with some of the larger ones might not fit in at all. If you've already bought the pram take it to the dealer and try it.
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