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Thanks for the pictures!

very nice!

I don't get the feeling that those are the jackpoints, typically Porsche uses a rectagular plastic trimmed housing just behind the front wheel and in front of the rear wheels just below the doors near the outer edge of the frame. Appreciate the pictures, and I could be wrong, but will hopefully...

I stand corrected, I was just extrapolating from my experience with the Taycan, but with different platforms, these algorithms may have changed.

I have heard that for the first few hundred miles that you do not get brake regeneration in order for the car to bed in the brakes and then it kicks in later improving efficiency, in addition the car needs sometime to calibrate its BMS (battery management system) to optimally calculate its own...

My pleasure and Happy New year to you as well! Pics to follow for sure!

Yes, so here is the Jack that I got for use with my Taycan : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08TBWMZZW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 I still need to confirm the type of jackpoints on the Macan, assuming it is the same as the Taycan, these will be useful ...

I am also interested in this topic, I have had a few EV's with no spare tire and gone through the same frustration as you. I learned quickly that having a full size spare wheel/tire can save lots of aggravation. My use case is that I leave it at home and generally don't venture beyond 50 miles...

As mentioned above, LKA (Lane keep assist) is a passive safety feature that will bounce you between lane markings to warn you that you may be not paying attention or getting too close to a lane marking. ALK (Active lane keeping) is an option that is currently only available along with the...

I really appreciate the detailed analysis. I also think that the way Tesla tunes the sensitivity of the accelerator pedal is more "touchy" to give a more pronounced initial response as a part of their identity and wow factor, but it is a little less natural or forgiving. I think the Porsche...

Wonderful write up, enjoyable read!

Looks amazing!, congrats again, can’t wait for more impression on the 4S and its comparisons to the other trims. Enjoy the process of getting to know the new ride, I know that’s always a special time for me. I have already a box of accessories from suncoast in anticipation waiting for the...

yes, that's why I am excited to see your pics!

Congrats!, after you get a chance to enjoy it, please posts some pics, especially the interior! Still waiting on my 4S with the blackberry and neodyne interior

That car is stunning, but it is the first that I have noticed that on a Turbo with the offroad design package, the gloss black wheel arches go away as is usually standard on the Turbo.

Likely referring to a magic dock station that is open to all ccs cars. Not many of them around, but still usable.

Thanks for the data point. It seems that Pirelli P zero elect and Goodyear F1 super sport are the only ones that are available and shipping for the summer spec. A pirelli Corsa is an option with the RS spyder wheels for the track/extreme spec if configured as such, but a little unnecessary for...

Although I am not positive, but very unlikely as the car is on an entirely new platform. Will it “fit” possibly, but not with accurate fitment and complete coverage.

Anybody order 22" wheels with summer tires? which ones did you get?

That does seem unusual, maybe your production coincided with the need to do the software update reprogramming to correct the headlight issue for US cars. Sounds like yours was produce just as they were trying to sort that. I think any vehicle produced after November had that issue already taken...