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One trick I have learned about service loaner Macans is that the customers prior to me don't add the recommended fuel for the models that take high octane. If I have the loaner long enough to drain the tank, I notice it performs better when I add high octane for those models that call for it...

Here's the YouTube link with metadata stripped. Great cinematography, but the overtly branded jacket is cringeworthy. Reminds me of this episode from Friends.

GAAAHHHH!!! The dealer-spec grayscale plague even applies to exotics?!?

Well we’ll both be driven in black cars someday when it’s time to be transported in wooden boxes with flower arrangements on top.

Which car service do you drive for? The only time I’m in a black car is when I’m being driven somewhere, and it would be nice to have that ride in a Taycan!

Here's that post: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/baseline-for-hv-battery-soh-performance.12815/post-279964

100% SoC! Showoff!!!

If you don't cite @Administrator in your post, he won't receive a notification that you mentioned him.

You need to address @Administrator in your post since he is the only person who can help you.

You fail to appreciate Porsche's engineering achievements in blended braking and in high energy recuperation that made the Taycan's highly efficient non-one pedal driving possible. Until recently, Tesla relied upon friction braking whenever the brake pedal was applied, and only performed...

See discussion by @whitex in this thread: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/north-america-porsche-official-charging-related-porsche-ntsb-article-analysis.13902/post-209136

Coincidentally, @rs38 just contributed hilarious lyrics on this other thread: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/bizarre-whistleblower-claims-%E2%80%9C60-of-all-delivered-taycan-have-battery-issues-that-caused-replacements-damages-and-fires%E2%80%9D.7809/post-209622

I’m skeptical that the recipe can be reproduced by different cooks in the kitchen. Every time I take hard corners at more than twice the recommended speed (which is several times a day), I’m reminded that I’m driving a Porsche. One corner I take often has a recommended speed of 15 mph and I take...

The newer Apple watches only need to be charged while you're in the shower. I use mine for sleep tracking so I wear it all night and all day. It still has about 20% charge remaining when I put it on the charger to take a shower. Before I got a leather band I wore my Apple Watch in the shower...

You must have meant something other than Consumer Reports. Consumers Union, the non-profit organization that publishes Consumer Reports, has never accepted advertising or other funding related to the products they review. They purchase all their test vehicles as anonymous consumers.

Fun review of the EQS. Taycan gets a positive mention at the very end.

Check out @Bry5on's classic Jaguar EV mod with a bike rack attaching via the tailpipes: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/cross-turismo-launch-color.4118/#post-56774

Good thing you weren't driving an Elva!

I learned from some prior threads and Car and Driver test reports that roll-out is a normal part of straight line testing. Example: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/0-60-times-without-launch-control.4343

The shop I use told me the white marks are often rock residue that might come off, and some types of PPF can be partially healed with heat. I suggest you talk to your shop. Good luck!