[Pauly Wauly]

Originally Posted by G MONEY

May not need to spend millions if you know the right people.

I know someone who bought one. He had to wait almost one year (11 months) for delivery, but he didn`t even pay a penny over MRSP like some people are paying. It`s all about who you know.

[10"]

Originally Posted by Donatello.

It's just a big circle jerk for rich people

Everything about Porsches these days. Nauseating. They’ve build a fake demand dialogue—-that doesn’t actually exist but everyone thinks it does.

[heavyD^2]

Originally Posted by crAbb

Yes. He has multiple millions of followers, predominantly in the UK. His videos get millions of views. Manufacturers lend him cars, and in return get free advertising to a car enthusiastic bunch of followers. He also runs an Audi RS6. Again, same MO.

He's got a great gig for sure. I'm still kind of surprised he has enough money to be able to afford GT3's based off Youtube hits.

[BlkGS]

Originally Posted by heavyD^2

He's got a great gig for sure. I'm still kind of surprised he has enough money to be able to afford GT3's based off Youtube hits.

He probably has an OnlyFans too. Lol.

[BlkGS]

Originally Posted by 10"

Everything about Porsches these days. Nauseating. They’ve build a fake demand dialogue—-that doesn’t actually exist but everyone thinks it does.

I dunno...my local dealer told me if I wanted to order a stick shift 992, it was a 2 year wait at that time. This was well past the prime of COVID delays.

[Sneaky Pete]

How is the USA market for Taycans?
In the UK there are 786 for sale on the biggest car sales site.
Porsche dealers won't take one as a trade in.

[P1]

Originally Posted by Sneaky Pete

How is the USA market for Taycans?
In the UK there are 786 for sale on the biggest car sales site.
Porsche dealers won't take one as a trade in.

The salesman at the local Porsche dealership literally told me not to buy one since it depreciates so fast.

[Sneaky Pete]

Originally Posted by P1

The salesman at the local Porsche dealership literally told me not to buy one since it depreciates so fast.

Now at 805 Taycans for sale on the same large UK car sales website.
They are surely going to be a bargain at physical car auction sites for private buyers...traders aren't going to touch them.

[BlkGS]

Originally Posted by P1

The salesman at the local Porsche dealership literally told me not to buy one since it depreciates so fast.

Checks out. They seem like nice cars if you want a sort of small, low range EV for a lot of money.

All of the GTS and Turbo models I see listed used are in the 110-150k range, which to me tells me they're not even trying to sell them. Granted, the GTS starts at 140k so people lost at least 30k in a few months and miles, but reality is I don't think anyone is buying them at that price point.

While they're not REALLY competitors but they kinda are, the Model 3 is 40k. With more range. It's hard to believe that someone who doesn't have a strong desire for a Taycan would buy a 100k plus used Taycan vs a disposable Tesla.

[RM7]

The Taycan is not Panamera/Model S-size?

[BlkGS]

Originally Posted by RM7

The Taycan is not Panamera/Model S-size?

It's definitely smaller than a Panamera. Per the internet it's "slightly smaller", to my eyes it looks significantly smaller, kinda like the step from Cayenne to Macan. It appears that the difference in reality is smaller than that, but it looks a lot smaller to me.

[Schn3ll]

Originally Posted by BlkGS

It's definitely smaller than a Panamera. Per the internet it's "slightly smaller", to my eyes it looks significantly smaller, kinda like the step from Cayenne to Macan. It appears that the difference in reality is smaller than that, but it looks a lot smaller to me.

Taycan is much smaller than Panamera. I owned both at the same time. The Taycan is very cramped inside. It’s tighter than a new 3 series and Panamera is closer to a 5.

Taycan was junk and lasted 5 months in my garage. I went back to a manual new 911 (992 Carrera T)

The trick to allocations is knowing the right people and or spending a lot of money. No different than any high demand product.