If you are going to CPO, the biggest landmine is already covered. My recommendation is to understand which TSBs are in play at the time of purchase. Other than that, I would stay away from the specialty brakes but that is more of a precaution than a specific issue. Good luck ?
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Good start. This one has too many fluff useless options but if you can get this for a good price then why not. It has all the performance options but the Rear Wheel Steering. Color combo is meh, for a 4S with this many options. Also, Variable Light Control Roof can malfunction with lots of trouble waiting for replacement. I was considering one, but one ahead of me head it and one panel was not turning off, so it took months to get the roof and then replace, so all trim and fit and finish not original, no thank you to that. Also, it does not have InnoDrive so you are not getting ALK (Active Lane Keep), so again for this price and no ALK is not a good thing. Other option that matters to me is Night Vision, so this one does not have it.
Thank you. Could you lay out your preferred spec?
Start by trying to match them to this dealer in Ontario that has pretty good advertised deals - https://www.porscheontario.com/new-vehicles/new-vehicle-specials/
Happy to do it but would like to know if you are open to say 2022-2024 or you must have 2025+ as these are very different in my view when you are shopping for a Taycan, also, what is your budget and if you are ok with RWD or you must have at least a 4S.
I purchased my 2025 CPO 4S back in in April. My car was turned in by the first owner after three months, and 1,100 miles. He equipped the car with options that mimicked a GTS, but in the end, decided he''d rather have the real thing. He traded in the 4S for a GTS after just a few months. His loss was my gain. I saved over $20K on a very well equipped, mint condition 4S, and ended up with a CPO warranty in addition to the manufacturer's warranty.
) and it certainly won't be my last. I absolutely love this car. I've driven electric vehicles exclusively since 2013, and this is hands down the best one I've ever owned.
Thanks!! I ended up leasing new 2025 Taycan 4. I've been very pleased.I purchased my 2025 CPO 4S back in in April. My car was turned in by the first owner after three months, and 1,100 miles. He equipped the car with options that mimicked a GTS, but in the end, decided he''d rather have the real thing. He traded in the 4S for a GTS after just a few months. His loss was my gain. I saved over $20K on a very well equipped, mint condition 4S, and ended up with a CPO warranty in addition to the manufacturer's warranty.
This is my first Porsche (and my first post on the forum
My advice: Be patient, and keep your eye on the Porsche website. The good cars don't last long.
Good Luck!
