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Thanks for this, a little confusing. Seems like it's more trouble than it's worth. But worth a question here in the forums.

Hi folks, found a nicely speced CPO 4S. The only sniggly thing is, no heated steering wheel. I'll assume this is difficult to retrofit. Any concrete answers out there? Thanks!

Have to believe Edmunds forgot the “+”, this figure has to be the big pack. Also, I’m going for the Mission E wheels. Thanks! Really? The smaller batter does 235 for you in winter at 70 MPH?

I would say those are more severe conditions, but good to know.

I know, I know, temperature, speed and all affect the range. But I'm curious if there are any folks out there road tripping with the standard pack. What have you all been seeing at 70-75 MPH? I've been waiting for a 4S with the + pack but found the perfect vehicle that only has the smaller...

Colors! Colors are great. Though white with Mission E wheels is hard to beat.

Thanks for your experience. Now I'm just waiting and circling for the right car. Cheers! TV

But, there's a next time so it sounds like you enjoy the car and haven't been riddled with problems. I understand that forums are the worst of all worlds where people come to gripe and complain. But I have to believe there are well tempered people out there offering up real world experiences...

Yea, the 4S is kind of the sweet spot. Really don't need the extra go power of the Turbos.

Yeah, the rear drive model may not have the thrust of the others, but it has that frisky Miata quality about it. There’s one particular 2023 that I am circling. 5000 miles and equipped just the way I want it. Thanks for your input! Thanks for taking the time. I'm circling a few vehicles to...

Yes, I've driven just about every flavor. In a way, I kind of like the base model for a few different reasons. Simplicity being one of them. It's more about what to expect after the purchase.

I'm considering a CPO Taycan, the prices are tempting. This being the space where people talk Taycan issues, any resources or tips you folks might have about models and/or years to go for (or avoid)? I'm walking into this purchase with my eyes wide open. There are independent Porsche technicians...