amelen
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Alex
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2020
- Threads
- 55
- Messages
- 615
- Reaction score
- 411
- Location
- North NJ
- Website
- www.alexmelen.com
- Vehicles
- 2021 Taycan Turbo
Prices definitely creeped up. My well-specced Turbo was $163,970 (-$7,500 fed credit, and no sales tax at the time in NJ). Pricing out the new Turbo, I'd be over $200k, which is why I decided to try a G-Wagon instead. GTS I could have been at like $175k (without active ride), and just as fast and better range then my Turbo.My dream build: https://porsche-code.com/PSW8YC84
For the low low price of $188k. ?
Not apples to apples in terms of performance, but the electric-Gwagon is $185K MSRP (and I'm getting a slight discount off MSRP). That's with the required "edition 1" package that comes with everything pretty much.
Separately, my '21 Turbo is pretty much on-par with the new GTS in terms of features (other then active ride control). Selling at auction at $72k right now if you don't mind a bright green car lol
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