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I just don't get it I guess. Even if you really want a Lucid, I'd rather get the $150k model and another $100k car of your choice for tracking.

Yeah, that's sort of the conclusion I'm coming to, but since I don't use a front license plate, I'll need to think up a good way to attach it.

Yep, that's where I had it, but the missed tolls on my account and awkward scene at an Ohio toll lane where I was stuck at the barricade calling for help because it wasn't being picked up would seem to indicate an issue with it. Thankfully I have some time to figure it all out, even tried...

No regrets on the color at all. I was worried about it a bit before delivery, but since I saw it in person, I've been loving it.

So I hit just about 1,000 miles on my GTS ST, and celebrated by adding another 2,500 miles in 8 days across the Midwest to NE USA. Without too many specifics on where I live, my wife, toddler and I went from the greater Chicago area to Connecticut and back, stopping exclusively at Electrify...

I can say beyond a doubt that Acid Green on that site looks absolutely awful and washed out compared to real life even in terrible lighting.

Uninformed guess, but my assumption would be that RWD would have better traction during acceleration. For ICE, you have a couple factors that might cancel that out in that FWD benefits from having the weight of the engine in the front, and not needing to add the weight of a drivetrain to power...

Good thing I'm an optimistic kind of person! The trip itself should be easy enough, since I'll be taking stops probably closer to 100 miles since I've got a young child with me, and could skip a charging stop if need be. Definitely a hope for the best and plan for the worst scenario...

I'll be taking my GTS ST on a 2,000 mile road trip over the next couple weeks, so I'll be sure to post about that experience when I get back. I expect most of the trip will be 75 mph or below (family in the car, plus this color surely won't avoid police noticing me), so I'm hoping to see if I...

I might be partial to Ipanema Blue Metallic right now. Feeling like I wanted a more saturated frozen blue is what led me to PTS in the first place

So I happened to browse the Porsche PTS viewer because I was showing a friend that Acid Green was actually a color that Porsche offers, and not just a wrap that I did myself, and I noticed that it's now showing 108 different colors vs the 65 that they initially had last year. Bahama Yellow...

Oh my, that would actually be perfect, if only that plate wasn't taken already in my state. That said, Mint Green gave me second thoughts when I started seeing pictures of it when my PTS color had been locked. Still happy with Acid Green, but maybe in a few years I'll want to change it up.

They really need to get the confirmation off the touch screen and onto the steering wheel. My suggestion for the imaginary Porsche devs on the forum would be when you approach a destination where you have homelink setup, have a popup in the dash like they do for navigation instructions, and...

Do you commonly have passengers that need to get in the car as well, or just you? If it's just you, that means you can probably favor one side of the spot to give you a bit more room. Also worth noting that the Taycan is closer to 195cm without mirrors, and the detent on the door for a...

You mean I can't find all the answers to life's questions on Quora? But it's peer reviewed with upvotes and downvotes, seems legit to me /s

I'm just gonna drop this right here: To add to that though, your personal experience of going through some hot summers and cold winters is relevant in the same way that Jeffrey Dahmer probably went out to eat at McDonald's a few times. It misses the bigger picture of combining all the facts...

Yikes, so about 8 months just to get an allocation. I did the same, but my dealer happened to have a GTS ST allocation that was able to get a PTS slot too. It feels so weird to me for the first time having a car that I could use the word 'rare' to describe it and not be an exaggeration.

Absolutely. There's so many people convinced that complete capitalism is the solution to all problems, and that regulations only get in the way of honest hard working people trying to build their own companies so they can hire other hard working people. The sad reality is that in many cases...

Like most things in life, just about everyone is in a gray area in the middle. I could certainly downsize my standard of living and have a positive impact, but I'll also say that many of the ways that I consume goods/services simply don't have strong eco-friendly options available. For...

If it's the case that your job depends on you being able to travel no matter the weather, I'd probably revise my answer that you should have something other than a Taycan for when the going gets rough. The long term answer might be the Macan EV when that comes out, and to drive that year round...