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Black/Limestone Beige Standard vs. Full leather?
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It is all personal preference so you have to take all our opinions with a grain of salt. I have standard and am totally fine with it. I am more focused on driving dynamics than seat material, but that is just me.
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I am in your camp (getting RWS, Adaptive Air, etc.) but wife puts importance on interior. This is why I will have a pretty well optioned Taycan.
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You should go with PDCC and PTV+ (and rear axle steering as well)….imo, more important than ventilated/massaged seats.
(Btw: You have great colour combo)
(Btw: You have great colour combo)
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As LXA states, understand PTV+ not all that necessary for a RWD. I am not hitting any tracks or out to set speed records. Daily, in-town driver.
While RWS not necessary, I do hear it makes the car much more nimble at slow speeds (parking, U-turns, etc.) where the car feels much smaller. Like it is turning from middle than front. That sounds really enjoyable to me. My dealer didn't think I needed it either, so I am a bit on the fence on that.
PDCC is sports chrono, right? Just don't think I need that for a RWD. Sports mode will be sufficient.
While RWS not necessary, I do hear it makes the car much more nimble at slow speeds (parking, U-turns, etc.) where the car feels much smaller. Like it is turning from middle than front. That sounds really enjoyable to me. My dealer didn't think I needed it either, so I am a bit on the fence on that.
PDCC is sports chrono, right? Just don't think I need that for a RWD. Sports mode will be sufficient.
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Oh yeah, I think PDCC not available for RWD. Only 4S and up.
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