To RWD or 4s? That is the question...

[Cillacede]

CPO or not? If CPO that's a great deal. I've been following preowned prices and you don't really see a CPO 2020 4S offered at 20% off very often.

Yes it’s CPO’d.

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[BMonte13]

If money were no object I think most would go with a Turbo S. However, in the real world in my opinion it comes down to what can you afford in a fiscally responsible manner, what do you feel comfortable spending, and what are you used to (how were you raised/what’s your lifestyle/what do you drive now)? Would I want a turbo S? Oh yeah! Do I LOVE my RWD Porsche Taycan with air suspension/performance battery that I spent years saving for? Hell freakin yes.

 

[Cillacede]

Well all, my gut instinct was telling me I wasn't ready to pull the trigger yet on the 4s, so I'm going to keep looking. Still undecided between base and 4s. I keep thinking that I'd like to put that extra $20k from a 4s to something else, like a vacation with spouse. Turns out, I wasn't sleeping well at night thinking about the higher cost of the 4s, which should be the sign I wasn't ready to say "yes" to it.

 

[dmattingly23]

Well all, my gut instinct was telling me I wasn't ready to pull the trigger yet on the 4s, so I'm going to keep looking. Still undecided between base and 4s. I keep thinking that I'd like to put that extra $20k from a 4s to something else, like a vacation with spouse. Turns out, I wasn't sleeping well at night thinking about the higher cost of the 4s, which should be the sign I wasn't ready to say "yes" to it.

def respect the decision. At the end of the day, it’s a lot of $$, a personal decision, and everyone’s circumstances are different. $20K invested in the market could potentially double in 5-7 years so there is def opportunity cost going for the 4s.

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