Damaged rear seat...Not the dog's fault

[B61]

"Dogs advise that you don't transport highly corrosive liquids in the passenger compartment of your Taycan!"

….especially, if you have dogs

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[WuffvonTrips]

….especially, if you have dogs

Good point...OK, how about:
" Dogs advise that you don't transport highly corrosive liquids in the passenger compartment of your THEIR Taycan!

 

[tomdfw1]

So you put a gallon of acid on the seat…or, your dog step on leaked acid in the garrage before she jump into the car?

It was actually a closed box of two gallons in supposedly sealed brand new bottles. And they remained upright the whole time. I will be talking to Leslie's Pools...

 

[Archimedes]

Fido lives to see another day.

 

[vdr]

Sorry to see that happen to your seat; sucks. Happy, however, that Lulu has been vindicated.

 

[gnop1950]

I'm happy Lulu has been cleared of wrongdoing My puppies are the only passengers permitted in the back of my Taycan. Here is the latest one, Albert, getting ready for a trip to the vet chilling out in his doggie car seat.

 

[evn00b]

^^^adorable!!!

 

[tomdfw1]

I took my female border collie on a quick food run tonight for the first time. She is normally very well trained and indoor dog and never done this before. Apparently she peed just a little in my car while driving and it was like sulphuric acid on the seats. Anybody have an idea what a new seat surface will cost?

UPDATE: Determined it was actually a leaking bottle of muriatic acid that was transported the day before. Lulu the border collie is vindicated and will ride again!

Interestingly, I learned this may be close to a $5000 venture as my Porsche tech guessed the labor is 4-6 hours and the seat 3200...-This is something that I should be claimed on my comprehensive insurance policy.

I fixed it for 7.99. Matching color even.
Gig’Em!

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