Dealer: the Taycan was good for us; it's now a disaster

I think it is a rather large assumption to state that a person picks a specific career. For many it will be whatever employment is available locally with relatively few alternatives.

As for nursing what alternative careers could a person choose given their location and educational attainment. We do not all have a planned career path. I know at the age of 23 I certainly didn't. I think I was just lucky and ended up doing something I grew to really enjoy which then became my life long career.

I see way more Taycans than I would have anticipated given the cost. They are quite distinctive though.

Yes I am and know several at various grades albeit mostly more mature. Clearly we are talking now, well post 2008ish and a couple of decades ago entry requirements were lower. Of the 700K nurses circa 70% fall into pre degree requirement category.

You should also remember that a nurse in 2010 was relatively much better off than they are now.

After my degree I had no idea what I wanted to do like many of my graduate mates.

No. Not all but I accept many.

There is certainly a significant minority that are doing very well.

if anyone wants to see tens of taycan as a time, head to your local porsche dealer, they're all outside being fixed or awaiting parts!

im glad in a way, my M3 long range goes back in December and i hope to get into a taycan 4 . i just need to work out if i can stand the loss of range, efficiency and i can avoid potential borkage!

i know of 4 or 5 people who have various tunes of taycan (company owners) and the reliability is atrocious, no wonder why porsche have appeared as the most unreliable car brand in the UK.

Taycan is a first generation car for Porsche, and (I think?) their first electic car? Is it any wonder there are teething issues?

The best case scenario is that the second generation car is a lot better....

Dunno but my brother is on first name terms with his service dept (not in a good way) and didn’t even bother putting his in for the heating replacement when it went early in the winter because his dealer told him frankly there were 50+ others sat there and a delay on parts.

He’s had it done just recently after hardly using the car all winter.

Thats on a 2020 TS.

Did they not offer to put it in the queue and provide a courtesy car in the interim? That’s what I’d expect from a premium car manufacturer.

I had this with BMW a while back, their courtesy cars were all out so one of the car hire companies delivered something similar. Seems odd that Porsche don’t do the same.

No chance, that'll be the Macan or Cayenne.

It's all relative at the end of the day, compared to Model 3/Model Y they're a fairly rare sight. And I was responding to this hyperbolic post, for context.

You ain’t wrong!

I’ve been reading PH long before I decided to sign up to post and this is the most PH reply I think I can remember seeing;

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