How do you plan to use the car? (Primarily short commuting? Longer drives? Sporty driving? Light duty off roading?). These will greatly refine what is must have vs a waste for you. The interesting thing about the Porsche brand is that the same vehicle can be optioned to optimize for entirely difference purposes….especially the Taycan CT.Hi , Iam think of ordering a CT . Is there any must have options or are there any complete waste of money options not to get .Thanks Sean
Was told by our SA that I shouldn’t spec side rear airbags especially with kids in car seats…kind of makes sense when he said that!Rear side airbags especially if you have kids.
The sound you are hearing is not the electric sport sound but rather the pedestrian warning sound (required by law). Taycan will have this too of course as standard.Something I didn't think worth having was the electric sound option - but I've changed my mind and I'll look to have it added.
When I am out doing DIY in the front garden I'd see a car go by. I've seen it quite a few times now - it's a VW ID3. I only notice it once it's gone a little past and I've had my back to it as it approaches. It's that silent that you don't hear it coming.
2 days ago someone who lives, sort of, around the corner has got themselves a black Turbo saloon. I can actually hear that car approach - even of I have my back to it as it approaches. I'm 100% sure that is the electric sound option.
I now think it's a good safety option especially when you want to turn left. Might seem 'gimmicky' in the car but if it helps me avoid an incident then I'd say money well spent.
I've also gone for rear side airbags.
I'm going to be leasing a CT4S so my options were based on what I 'needed' as a base rather than - what I wanted for pure luxury. I therefore skipped bigger wheels, sport chrono, full leather, and ambient lighting - which many people go for.
I have spec'd the standard interior in the light/chalk colour - but If you're buying then I'd say full leather is a 'must' for resale. I've sat in one with full (chalk) leather and it really is very nice!
Well, it’s not inside sound only… if you order sports sound, additional outside speakers are installed.The Electric Sport sound is something quite different and provides synthesised sound inside the car.
Realise that but there is already an audible pedestrian sound at low speed without attracting attention to yourself - spend the money on something that you don't have and more useful IMHO.Well, it’s not inside sound only… if you order sports sound, additional outside speakers are installed.
IMO, it’s very useful (safety) feature and i’m using it quite often, to warn animals and pedestrians….
i was testing pedestrian sound on my neighbour’s flock of sheep….they didn’t react at all.Realise that but there is already an audible pedestrian sound at low speed without attracting attention to yourself - spend the money on something that you don't have and more useful IMHO.
Same opinion here. ESS was cool for a few days but the novelty wore off very quickly. The car makes enough sound (both inside and out) even with ESS off.The sound you are hearing is not the electric sport sound but rather the pedestrian warning sound (required by law). Taycan will have this too of course as standard.
The Electric Sport sound is something quite different and provides synthesised sound inside the car. Personally I wouldn't choose it again as I never have it switched on now that the novelty has warn off. If you want to drive inside a video game then fine but honestly it is a waste of money IMHO.