My Taycan is broken, need to return it

[FlyingPoint]

Have my Taycan 18 months, received 2 compliments - both from people that thought it was an ICE. Go figure!

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[mcr21]

In the UK people are very moody, with the level of generosity for compliments closely correlated with the weather. So during the summer the car gets plenty of looks etc but during the winter months less so

 

[McgR]

The other day my wife was commenting how guys are always checking out the Taycan when we are driving it. Yesterday she was meeting some friends for coffee and a random guy start talking to her about the car. Never see any girls checking out the car while I am driving, much less stopping to talk about the car. I think mine is broken and I should return it for one that works. My wife says I should keep it, but I don’t think it’s wise to keep a defective vehicle.

You probably forgot to purchase PPM (Porsche P**** Magnet) . It is optional, like everything else. It works but has a negative effect on range.

 

[BigBob]

Have my Taycan 18 months, received 2 compliments - both from people that thought it was an ICE. Go figure!

I had 'Love your car, it's definitely the most practical ferrari'

 

[ciaranob]

Better not get between my wife and her Cooper S - my bets on her

 

[Jhenson29]

I had 'Love your car, it's definitely the most practical ferrari'

That looks like a cartoon Ferrari that someone over-inflated.

 

[Fish Fingers]

In the UK people are very moody, with the level of generosity for compliments closely correlated with the weather. So during the summer the car gets plenty of looks etc but during the winter months less so

I like the stock UK answer when you greet someone (apart from the recent 'good') is always "not bad thanks"

..... It doesn't matter if you have just won the lotto or found out you have a terminal illness - you still just say 'not bad thanks'.

It goes along with a nice cup of tea as the answer to any trauma.

...... 'that's awful your house just blew up with that gas explosion, then flooded. Never mind....sit down and have a nice cup of tea and you will feel much better'

 

[WasserGKuehlt]

I like the stock UK answer when you greet someone (apart from the recent 'good') is always "not bad thanks"

I'm told it's actually "not too bad". ;-)

 

[f1eng]

I'm told it's actually "not too bad". ;-)

It can be, with good friends, but “not bad, thanks” is what I would normally say

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