just make it reliable and easy to keep running.

Is this where I point out that Texas is also larger than Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, and Pennsylvania combined?  Context could possibly matter.

So, of course it makes sense that states people want to live in would be more likely to do more with their money than simply repave roads. Additionally, many rural areas don’t have much of a tax base and have deferred maintenance and repairs for years, so those projects are going to be a priority before they get…

So not only is there a paper trail, there are customs records.

Well first it’ll be the insurance companies that will refuse to insure his cars that are enabled for “unsupervised” self-driving. Then when he tries to take on the insurance himself at Tesla, the lawyers you’re talking about will bankrupt him.

I love Tom’s TourX suggestion!

This is my perspective — a used GTS is a used GTS. All the “I know what I got” extras do not add value.

Drive one and tell me you still don’t get it. 

Gee Tom. Thanks for putting the TourX back in my list. I had regretfully removed it based on it not being made anymore and the resulting lack of support (mechanical or otherwise). sigh

The biggest problem with a used Taycan is simply that the new Taycan is so much better. I do recall they had software issues early on, but I don’t think there’s any huge issues lurking. I’d rather own one of these out of warranty than a Macan.

To the OP: This is INSANE but check this out, I ALSO live in NJ, and ALSO bought a 2020 M5, and they ALSO broke into my house to steal the keys last week, except my dog and myself chased them out. As if that was not coincidental enough, the car on the post is my EXACT spec, and my wife is also against the car now in…

I was in the same boat as you—2022 supra with ~1k miles on it. Fantastic car, but I got bored with the auto trans (too impatient to wait for the stick or pay markups when they were coming out). I didn’t enjoy the owner experience with Toyota—dealers always acted weird bringing it in for service like it was an alien to…

If only there was a cheap product that could say, kill the ignition so that no one can start the car.  They could call it a kill switch, and sell it on Amazon for as little as $17.  Maybe one day.

That was me in a 340i that I bought new because #manual...

Or an alarm that actually gets activated and security cameras.  Those were the first things I installed after moving to the NJ burbs.  And unlike most suburbanites, I keep my garage free of crap so I can actually store cars in there!

Broke into his house while he was home, took his wallet and keys then stole his car. And the solution is to replace the car with something less flashy and hope the thieves ignore it?

I think I’m going to make a product that sticks a fake one of these on the center console as a theft deterrent. But you don’t have to wait, I think most of the recommendations above are available with it as a factory option.

I’ve spent more time speccing and building a Taycan on the Porsche website than this guy spent driving his.

Is it possible to win and lose at the same time, because that would be my vote.

Buyer’s remorse is real. I am pondering how badly do I want to hold on to MKV “Supra”, bc. BMW innards are giving me the blues. It just feels weird driving a BMW with a Toyota logo on it and with only 1,100 miles on mine, I bet my depreciation won’t be any better.