hitmonlee
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Not even sure what kind of feedback I'm looking for by posting this, I guess just to share my observation more than anything.
I've been looking at used Taycans with the following filters:
Watched an e-tron GT video suggested by YouTube last night and decided to check out used e-tron GTs, just out of curiosity. For those who aren't familiar with e-tron GTs, air suspension and big battery come standard. The performance package includes rear axle steering and the full leather package includes, well, leather interior.
Found one MY22 on sale for just over $80k and another right below $90k. The price difference is huge. Now to be completely fair, their MSRPs are in the $110k - $120k range to begin with.
I think I'm still leaning towards a Taycan. That said, a used e-tron GT is very tempting.
That's all. Have a nice weekend everyone
I've been looking at used Taycans with the following filters:
- Air suspension
- Performance battery plus
- Rear axle steering
- Full leather interior
Watched an e-tron GT video suggested by YouTube last night and decided to check out used e-tron GTs, just out of curiosity. For those who aren't familiar with e-tron GTs, air suspension and big battery come standard. The performance package includes rear axle steering and the full leather package includes, well, leather interior.
Found one MY22 on sale for just over $80k and another right below $90k. The price difference is huge. Now to be completely fair, their MSRPs are in the $110k - $120k range to begin with.
I think I'm still leaning towards a Taycan. That said, a used e-tron GT is very tempting.
That's all. Have a nice weekend everyone
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