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I asked the dealer who confirmed that it actually was worse with the insulated glass. Decided on balance to remove the option.

There's quite a bit of discussion on this forum regarding whether the noise insulating glass affects mobile reception too much. I wondered if the impact might be country/specific. How do you find it in the UK?

How steep is too steep that you need to raise the car and how did you all figure that out? I went over some speed bumps in a Turbo S on my test drive and it was fine but when I get my car I don't just want to try steeper and steeper things until it bottoms out.

I've got a deposit down for a new Taycan Turbo which I expect to be delivered at some point in the distant future. Since EVs generally cost more carbon to produce than non-EVs (although generally less over the lifetime of the vehicle) I'm interested in how much it would cost for me to offset my...

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This is how I specced my newly ordered taycan to look except with white calipers. Anything you'd change?

Does anyone have experience with both the 20s and 21s and can comment on the cabin noise? The Mission E wheels looks fabulous but I would also like a relatively quiet cabin at motorway speeds.

yeah I always thought they looked a bit impractical too but their owners seem to manage.

I live in East London where the streets can often get narrow when there's two way traffic and cars parked down both sides. In my Golf GTE I'm often squeezing through little gaps and I'm aware that I won't be able to do that so well in the Taycan. Do any of you find the car is just a bit...

The dealer I’ve been talking to is saying end of 22 for a 4s and maybe 3 months earlier for the turbo. This is tempting me to get a turbo even though this will probably be wasted on me given driving style and where I live. I didn’t realise I could get the deposit back if I got a better option...

I see US people saying that their dealerships have allocations and so wait times for new orders can vary. In this case it makes to call around when placing a new order. Is it the same here or does it not matter where you place your order?

I’m close to ordering a new 4s, but due to wait times it’ll be a year until I actually get it. I see a lot of complaints about software issues which seem fixable. I’m wondering if Porsche has a good track record on other cars for fixing software issues? In which case by the time I get the car...