Sonic
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I got the difference between my Turbo spec and S spec down to *only* £6k... so went with the S to get all the lovely carbon fibre bits for "free".
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Happy to look at the spec and provide thoughts if you want - but frankly you also have to consider resale and a $180K 4S likely will depreciate super fast compared to the others. My very well equipped 4S was $145K so curious as to what else you’re adding. All this being said if you really want all the features then the Turbo is likely the sweet spot. I highly doubt you’ll notice or miss the extra ~100hp.@Schlossj
so obviously I use the Turbo S build as the benchmark, then I build the 4s and Turbo with the exact specs, everything exact
that leaves the 4s around 180k, Turbo at 200k and Turbo S at 215k.
i can justify the 20k add for the Turbo because of the extra power at all times however the S‘s only advantage from what I’m gathering is the extra launch mode punch which I don’t see the value if all other driving between the turbo and s are the same performance
Happy to look at the spec and provide thoughts if you want - but frankly you also have to consider resale and a $180K 4S likely will depreciate super fast compared to the others. My very well equipped 4S was $145K so curious as to what else you’re adding. All this being said if you really want all the features then the Turbo is likely the sweet spot. I highly doubt you’ll notice or miss the extra ~100hp.
Who exactly are you going to lose to in a Turbo or 4S?I went with the S because I'm rich and I don't like to lose stoplight races.
My brother's Model S Performance. He's already talking about the "Plaid mode" he'll get next year...Who exactly are you going to lose to in a Turbo or 4S?
My brother's Model S Performance. He's already talking about the "Plaid mode" he'll get next year...
4S would already lose to my M3P purchased for $60k.
Plus PCCB, carbon-fiber trim, several features standard, style points, and higher resale. And yes, it is too fast.The Turbo S is too fast. There, I said it.
I've mentioned before but I'm strongly of the view that you only get the Turbo S if it's the one you just have to have.
Outside of HP, you don't really get much going from a 4S to a Turbo S. It's faster but it doesn't drive better, have a nicer interior (provided what you choose to option), or sound better. Those are the things that usually really separate the Turbo/Turbo S Porsche cars but in the Taycan it's really just going up levels of fast.
Only once though. Go for best of 3My brother's Model S Performance. He's already talking about the "Plaid mode" he'll get next year...
4S would already lose to my M3P purchased for $60k.