Here is a little more about my experience after day one
1. Entry in to car is a little awkward at first - as per another post - there is a sharpe corner to the lower dash which you need to avoid, and the door opening seems quite small. I find I need to turn and fall slightly in to drivers seat...
First day withthe new car - amazing - suspension seems better than the normal Taycan I went out in a few months ago - build quality and service from deal outstanding - pity about the torrential rain when I picked it up
As a footnote - I've been lucky to have owned a number of new Lamborghinis...
I'm picking my CT 4S up today, I saw it earlier and it sits a lot lower than video. It had a standard Taycan sat next to it which did not look noticably lower
RWS. Had it on an Audi - didn’t notice it - all hype in my humble opinion - mind you if you spend a bit more - buy two cars - one with RWS and one without you might be able to see the slight difference
Rear wheel steering - had this on a previous car - effect is very marginal - I never noticed any difference over normal version - it came as a standard feature - personally I would not pay as a spec upgrade
1. I believe EQC delays due to battery issues
2. Taycan deliveries - I believe RWD version not quite as in demand as the other versions - so delivery much quicker
My Taycan CT 4S is heading for the boat, should take delivery in next couple of weeks - actually getting excited after the disappointment of the build complete date going back on two occasions
I was a little disappointed how the GT looked, I felt front was a little contrived and busy and overall didn’t look that dissimilar to their normal cars, especial the S7
I think the Taycan will age a lot better
Having looked at the CT4 and CT4S as a lease in UK
I was tempted by the CT4 cost saving over the CT4S which I felt this would out weigh the acceleration difference
unfortunately when I compared the lease costs, the lower residual value of the CT4 meant there was very little saving to be had
I...