My weekend trip to Temecula Wine Country (Cross Turismo 4S)

[Kayone73]

Took the Taycan with the family and kids on a weekend trip to Temecula Wine Country, rented an fixed location RV AirBnB to stay in that was located off a dirt road, turned out to be a great all around car for the weekend

no, I didn't tow the thng

PSX_20230507_091122 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

Had a bunch of fun blasting down the curvy back roads thru the wineries

PSX_20230506_190651 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

PSX_20230506_190919 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

PSX_20230506_102046 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

Also appreciated lift/gravel mode on what would be other gnarly bumpy dirt roads for a lowered sports car

PSX_20230505_172903 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

PSX_20230505_172820 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

And some random winery pics

PSX_20230506_210217 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

DSC02347 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

DSC02342 by Ed Kwon, on Flickr

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[EvFamily]

Falkner/Pinnacle….recognize that winery from your first pic. You probably left with your car covered in dust. I’ve only seen one other CT parked in Temecula besides mine. Did you have a hard time charging? The EA station is always crazy busy.

 

[submatrix]

Looks great! A couple of questions:

- Why the RV AirBnB, just for the novelty?
- Was lift/gravel mode really necessary? If I do the same in my steel suspension base Taycan, will I be in trouble?

 

[Kayone73]

Looks great! A couple of questions:

- Why the RV AirBnB, just for the novelty?
- Was lift/gravel mode really necessary? If I do the same in my steel suspension base Taycan, will I be in trouble?

1. AirBnB - for the fun novelty
2. The road was worse than the pictures depict and you don't see the really gnarly parts that went up/downhill.

 

[Kayone73]

Falkner/Pinnacle….recognize that winery from your first pic. You probably left with your car covered in dust. I’ve only seen one other CT parked in Temecula besides mine. Did you have a hard time charging? The EA station is always crazy busy.

Nope, never went there, we went to Wilson Creek, Bolero, Longshadow.

No EA stations in Temecula but I had no issues using the EA stations in Murrieta which was north of Temecula.

 

[optik382]

It really does look like you're hooked up to the RV in that first pic!

Really nice pics, and thanks for sharing. I love heading to Sonoma on the hot days and being able to leave the AC running without idling an ICE.

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