Would you buy your Taycan again?

[soul.electrified]

Would you buy your Taycan again, knowing what you know now? If no, what would need to change? Like many people here, I am waiting for the delivery of my vehicle. While waiting, I am wondering how satisfied or disappointed current owners are (and yes, this is likely not representative, given the forum bias). TIA

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[raharris]

I spent 200k$ on this car all said and done; very daunting reading this thread before delivery.

but took delivery 12/28;didn’t get to drive it until Jan 10 after PPF and now limited miles due bad weather - so currently around 900miles.

My only issue has been the interior alarm issue (and lack of my circuit upgrade at apartment).

so far - absolutely yes - would buy it again. And with the same spec I ordered -no regrets at all.

edit: I did have the profile logout and not log back in for a while which was frustrating and initially some Apple Music login issues. But, the driving experience more than makes up for this annoyances.

 

[Klepper]

11,000 trouble free miles here.

100% would buy again.

 

[RallyG]

yes, l would buy again. Love it so far. Picked up MY22 CT on January 14.

Three issues:

Interior Alarm (not a big deal)

Apple Music will not connect after registering. (very frustrating)

Playlists through Carplay only partially and minimally recognized. (equally as frustrating).

 

[bah1590]

100% would buy again. I get excited every time I drive it. Such a cool vehicle!

 

[Reg]

I would not buy my Taycan again, I have a 2020 with 18k miles on it now.

Instead, I would buy a 2022 Taycan with like 10 delivery miles or something like that.

 

[fullmetalbaal]

Honestly, this poll needs a fourth option of "I would skip Porsche's first gen EV and wait for Taycan v-next".

If I could rewind time, I would have kept the 911 for an extra 4 years. The Taycan isn't ready yet.
The other options on the market don't appeal either. 2021 and 2022 are not great years to be a car enthusiast.

 

[gelkad]

Taycan Turbo, 08/2020,
17K miles
100% no regrets

 

[Yves_0016]

2021 4S here. 100% buy again.

Car puts a smile on my face every time I drive it.

Honestly, now that I have felt how a Porsche sportscar drives I can not see myself driving anything else. Regret to have spent to big a part of my life driving BMW's, Range Rovers and Mercs. Should have taken the plunge earlier.

Taking into account normal financial/fiscal/family limitations I could not see myself buying anything else then a new Taycan should I have to buy a new car today.

 

[Fish Fingers]

It's worth remembering that a lot of people only find car forums when they have an issue and then join and post.

So all car forums I have been on have a lot of issues posted.

Lots of happy, satisfied buyers never bother joining forums (especially females).

I know some members have had serious/multiple issues unfortunately.
Many experience the niggles.

But I think this poll should provide a good gauge of happiness from the less vocal as well.

I personally love mine. Only option I would have changed was adding the heated steering wheel.

 

[FrozenRobert]

My Taycan is by far the most enjoyable car I've ever owned. Winter be damned. I drive it every day.

 

[Lansford]

My Taycan is by far the most enjoyable car I've ever owned. Winter be damned. I drive it every day.

Did you get Rear Axle Steering? Or the Thermo Insulated windows?

 

[scav]

Still waiting for OTA to keep improving the performance of my 2022x, as advertised by Porsche. So for now, I’d explore options while Porsche gets their shit sorted. If not, last Porsche for me, I don’t accept false advertisement.

 

[Jancha]

Should add another option, would stay with Taycan but change spec/variant.

having had 4s for a year, there is an urge getting a turbo (or turbo s). Power corrupts ?

 

[_Brian_]

Our Taycan is, by far, the best car we have owned. Zero problems, great performance, comfortable and looks fantastic. However, I voted "Undecided" as the car's width makes for occasional tight maneuvering that terrifies my wife. In case you're wondering, we have all of the tech that assists with maneuvering/parking, etc. We bought it as "the family car" and she has yet to drive it.

When the lease expires, I am hoping that the Macan EV is out (& fully tested/proved) and will have a smaller set of "hips"

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