Mach1E
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It’s been a good run with my 21 Mach E GTPE. I’ve enjoyed learning with you all here.
But today I traded it in on a 2024 Taycan 4S.
Honestly no particular reason other than I’ve had my car for 4 years and got the new/different car itch. The Taycan is the first car that got me interested enough to test drive.
I still loved my GTPE.
Taycan is definitely an upgrade, but not in everything.
Performance- Taycan wins pretty much every category except maybe 20-30 mph punch. But handling, acceleration, braking, ride quality etc all go to the Taycan.
Tech- the Mach E screen is much larger, 360 view better and surprisingly the Mach E screen actually responds faster. But other than that the Taycan has way more tech and things it can do. There’s even a 3rd passenger screen.
Luxury- easy win for the Taycan
Style- Mach E looks great, but Taycan still an upgrade
Price- New vs new- Mach E a waaaaay better value. The MSRP on the Taycan I bought was $147,000. But when it comes to the actual purchase…… toss up. I paid $62,500 in 2021 for my GTPE. Adjusted for inflation that’s like $86k in today’s dollars.
I paid almost exactly half of MSRP for the Taycan though. Yes it’s used and 17k miles, but still feels like a great deal. But I also could have gotten a used 24 Mach E for half of that.
But today I traded it in on a 2024 Taycan 4S.
Honestly no particular reason other than I’ve had my car for 4 years and got the new/different car itch. The Taycan is the first car that got me interested enough to test drive.
I still loved my GTPE.
Taycan is definitely an upgrade, but not in everything.
Performance- Taycan wins pretty much every category except maybe 20-30 mph punch. But handling, acceleration, braking, ride quality etc all go to the Taycan.
Tech- the Mach E screen is much larger, 360 view better and surprisingly the Mach E screen actually responds faster. But other than that the Taycan has way more tech and things it can do. There’s even a 3rd passenger screen.
Luxury- easy win for the Taycan
Style- Mach E looks great, but Taycan still an upgrade
Price- New vs new- Mach E a waaaaay better value. The MSRP on the Taycan I bought was $147,000. But when it comes to the actual purchase…… toss up. I paid $62,500 in 2021 for my GTPE. Adjusted for inflation that’s like $86k in today’s dollars.
I paid almost exactly half of MSRP for the Taycan though. Yes it’s used and 17k miles, but still feels like a great deal. But I also could have gotten a used 24 Mach E for half of that.
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