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I agree - it's no where near as good as other cars. I often look like a complete tool because people think I'm flashing them. Super annoying!

Mine went away after they replaced the heater

Looks the same as the K40 I had in my Elise. There should be something visible on the lower front of the car.

I had an Elise. Bent the rear suspension and two wheels....wet and heavy right foot.

I can get over 1G on a quick bike, but no way in my 4S. I also don't understand how those shown achieved that in a non-turbo. Genuinely curious. Clearly braking and cornering over 1G is very doable.

4S. Just daily driving ?

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I'm just over the bridge in NKY and would love the front and rear cargo liners - I already have winter floor mats though. I'd take them all if you don't want to split for the right $$ and can obv meet you. Any other bits and bobs you have?

Maybe. My speculation is however that people in their hearts know that a lot of EVs are premium and faster. Hence are jealous.

Same in the US. I wonder how much is related to high initial cost and hence a jealously factor?

8000 miles and 15 months. Heater replaced, otherwise flawless. A delight to drive.

I have a couple of 3D printers (and access to a 3 axis mill at work) and would be happy to try one if there's an STL file. If not, I could have one of my designers make up a new design file. But would obv be easier if someone already has one.

I had an AMG C63 as a daily for 3 years. The pros are obvious and as the OP pointed out. Was a lot of fun. Problem is that it never turned off. It was poor for a gentle morning commute or a lazy 3 hour motorway drive. It just made you feel insane 90% of the time. Hard suspension, twitchy...

I realize it's naff, but I don't care. It cost me $25

I can't speak to UK depreciation, but that should be a factor. Tax, insurance and fuel are relatively cheaper here (in my state), but still make the Taycan very attractive to own/operate. Sounds like you have two separate items you're trying to resolve: 1. Usability. Will it do the 200 mile...

Ah verses a Defender. That is an interesting choice. And I can speak from authority on this. Both look great and are good at what they do. The Taycan will be a LOT cheaper to own over a two year period (fuel and service).

Kentucky. So...in degF Summer is low of 60 and high of 90 ish Winter is low of 0 and high of 50 ish

I've done that 260 mile a few times. Not weekly by any stretch

In winter, yes. In summer I get 260 or more easily with 80 mph+ motorway driving with that same spec car

Yes with PB+. Possible, but a stretch.