hi Dee, funny, I got the same WTL5 a few days back - my 1st and only since I got the car in Dec'25 (but I had insisted they re-did a full system update before taking it, to fix Android Auto)
Exact same question with my May'20 Turbo, my plan was to sell it about now (bought it Dec'25), but I'll be creating a company soon and it is possible that I bring it as an asset into the company, which will become my company car (provided I buy a small daily car for personal use), which has...
Thanks to this forum I knew what to look at and look for, I had the Porsche CPO re-update PCM to the maximum version (v3885), which activated correctly the Android Auto (wasn't working before).
Then the electric issue isn't a defect that existed in 2020 (I'd be very surprised).
They handled it...
Hi there,
I owned normal ICE cars for 20Y+ then in 2025 I had an Xpeng G9 Performance (550hp), perfect for comfort and family (nothing sporty) but it's just me & my son so when I left my ex-company I wanted only an EV, sporty, and absolutely not a Musk-car, so the Taycan came pretty easily as...
if this is his real house, with that kind of view in Switzerland, I can imagine even 4 Porsche are a "reasonable" expense in his view :)
For that budget I'd start looking at one "supercar", even if the ones I like are more in the 3M€ range than 1 but welllllll I'm a dreamer lol
Absolutely, this can be won in a European court.
It would however need coordinated action between owners (most European countries don't have the great US "class action" legal tool)
same for my CPO Taycan Turbo MY20, last december 74K€ incl 3Y PA warranty, today I see even fewer Turbo models vs last year, and they're at 70-75K€ (with 1Y PA)
Yep, I only wish they would have copy/pasted the exact same P7 with same chassis, pneumatic & tech (with a "greyed" box on the techs not allowed in Europe which could be OTA'd later if the European legislation authorizes them later on).
And yep too to Xiaomi, I'm looking forward to drive one -...
right, it's just so disappointing that Europe gets a P7 "plus" whereas China has the newest version called "P7" without "plus" which is far better chassis wise (from what I saw, didn't test)
Can't help as I'm French but I can only tell you that in France you'd have to suck it up as probably no one would have helped / gathered proof & you can always try to call the cops but they won't do anything unless someone is hurt.
So somehow "lucky" vs the same event in France !
Good luck to you.
Owned a Xpeng G9 Perf during 1 year (2025), it has great qualities (I've already detailed this in a few posts on the forum) but the more I see new Chinese models, the less interesting, they're all look-alikes of exactly the same philosophy.
So I'll judge only once I have driven one for at least...