Big Sam
Highway Hunter
No sane person is going to buy a second hand first gen Taycan.
And no sane person is going to buy a Taycan and not expect to suffer depreciation. Luckily it's not something I need to worry about.
I buy the cars I want to own. Period. I made money on my G80 M3, and I'll lose money on my Taycan, just like pretty much every other car I've owned. The depreciation on my first Taycan and now my GTS is perfectly reasonable. There are just 12 GTS Sport Turismos on sale in the Netherlands from official dealers and values seem to be holding up well. The UK market is something different, which is the point I was making to FastPaddy.
It's dead and only the Lord knows what is going to happen with these 100+ Euro EV cars that rapidly become worthless. It's not like they can ship them to Africa or the Middle East like they used to do.
So, vast depreciation and sky high insurance. Yeah, that's going to work. What a clusterf#ck of a mess.
You seem to know a lot about insurance costs of EVs. How much do I pay, then?
Do cars not depreciate outside of the UK then?
Why are you now saying "depreciate" when I was replying to you saying "colossal depreciation"?
Maybe you just take it personal because you own a obsolete tech taycan
Yeah, I have an R8 V10 in the garage, and my commuting car is a Taycan GTS Sport Turismo, and yet I'm somehow unhappy?

I'm not taking anything personally. I pointed out your myopic viewpoint and other factually incorrect statements, and you appear to be very angry about that, even though you don't own a Porsche Taycan, or indeed ANY electric vehicle. I've no idea why you're getting so upset or investing in this discussion at all.
In the meantime, I can't wait for the updated GTS to be launched so I can order one. It's the best car I've ever owned. It's a superb family car and sports car combined, and the prospect of having even more range is very exciting.