Porsche Taycan - How Did It Go So Wrong?

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Күн бұрын

You bought a Porsche Taycan from new, hoping that it might hold its value pretty well.
They absolutely haven't.... But why is this?
#porsche #taycan #residuals #depreciation
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@MM-xr6tz 2 ай бұрын

The greatest issue outlined by Harry Metcalfe was you don't know how the battery has been looked after. If you need a new one in a Taycan you'll be staring down the barrel of £40K+. Add enormous depreciation to this and people are simply walking away.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

No denying - it's a huge risk

@adamuk73 2 ай бұрын

There was a recall to pressure test certain batteries. Those that failed: £55k for a new one. Thankfully Porsche footed the bill

@oldbasted Ай бұрын

New Mercedes AMG V8 engine quote £65k. So £40k seems on par. And it should get cheaper …. Oh wait it’s Porsche.

@neurojitsu Ай бұрын

Porsche could simply implement a free battery health check: Nissan leaf buyers can do it with an aftermarket Bluetooth plugin device and read battery health with an app, so it's not rocket science. Every second hand electric car should be sold with a battery health test: Iit would help the whole industry... unless that is, manufactures know something we don't...

@tastypymp1287 22 күн бұрын

@@oldbasted That's a disingenuous comparison. You're not likely to put a new engine in your used AMG. Not only because it's less likely to completely fail than a battery but also because you'll put a reconditioned used one in if you had to. You can't put a reconditioned battery in your EV. Now, I'm pretty sure we all know this so I hope you reflect and quit behaving this way.

@mogsyman 2 ай бұрын

My GTS is on contract hire and the payments over 36 months are less than the massive depreciation. Regardless of cost etc, still an utterly brilliant car.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

And that's what it's all about - the drive 👍🏻

@danniepushkin5849 Ай бұрын

the market will correct your delusions in the near future.

@user-mx2ij6gu4u Ай бұрын

GTS is the right choice!

@thesaint8400 Ай бұрын

So the solution is to waste your money renting a car like a muppet?

@mogsyman Ай бұрын

@@thesaint8400muppet 🤔 Company pays for the car, offset against VAT and corporation tax, 2% benefit in kind. Hardly the decision of a muppet but each to their own.

@CRAZYCR1T1C 2 ай бұрын

Last year when I was about to order a Taycan the dealer told me there was along wait list. But then I see them everywhere… very common car . This was because like me, company car buyers were taking advantage of the tax breaks. Immediately I realised that values were going to be a nightmare in future. I was right to wait.

@mikewallace1723 2 ай бұрын

Both the employer and employee benefit buying EV. Tax benefits are significant. These are the buyers when new. These people didn’t buy Panemeras! The tax benefits were so high! Now they flood the second hand market and private buyers don’t buy!

@mikewallace1723 2 ай бұрын

Nearly bought one. And they now have stock. Offer discounts! But the facelift is coming and depressing current model value. The range on the current one didn’t work for me. Facelift much better , on paper. As mentioned the APR on finance is crazy. People are feeling the pain. All cars are expensive today. Look at other brands! Madness.

@SISTIC1 2 ай бұрын

I think you’ve missed a crucial factor why vehicles aren’t selling: high interest rates! The uk is currently in a recession with record inflation, coupled with future energy cost uncertainty.

@umirza 2 ай бұрын

This is literally the main reason….and not mentioned at all lol.

@andrewbarber3696 2 ай бұрын

the average uk interest rate over the last 100 years is 8.3% , inflation in nowhere near record highs .

@willielarsson9651 2 ай бұрын

I don't think recession affects the wealthy, the rich and poor gap is getting bigger, and they're getting wealthier.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

The market which I covered, is a consequence of these factors

@drunvert 2 ай бұрын

People still don't want cars that depreciate quickly, even if interest rates are zero. And part of the problem with the Porsche is that when a battery cell fails, the car ends up in the shop for two or three or four months

@MrDead1975 2 ай бұрын

EV cars are white goods, mobile phones on wheels. great leased when new for the tax incentives but the private 2nd hand market is dead.

@993mike 2 ай бұрын

Buying a Porsche is mostly based on emotion, and without a Porsche IC engine it’s just another soulless EV with poor range and in my opinion ugly styling (why does the Audi version look so much better?). High dollar EV’s are crazy bad investments which can ONLY be leased to shield you from the depreciation. Porsche HQ is probably having sleepless nights with their decision to go full EV with the new Macan and upcoming Boxster/Cayman. I’ve owned 10 Porsches, but will never buy an EV version.

@Nord_Mann 2 ай бұрын

⁠@@993mikeI’ve owned 14 Porsches, one of them a Taycan, a 2020 4S, and I loved it, to the point of being evangelical about it. It’s hands down the best Porsche to drive and most comfortable, when you don’t have to get anywhere far away and you could just floor it, guzzling through its battery like no tomorrow. But after a while I realized the car had corrupted me. I wasn’t really enjoying its capabilities anymore. I had become a cheap, soulless bastard only caring about how much I could save on road tolls, parking and charging the bloody thing. I stressed around plugging it in when tariffs were low and I really hated myself for it. I even stopped using my other 2 911’s because petrol was much more expensive. So driving the 991 Carrera T or god forbid the 964Turbo, became like something of a luxury I denied myself, because I always measured it up against taking the Taycan. Then COVID happened and I got scared as I thought everything would come crashing down and sold my 964Turbo in March 2020.

@drovid008 2 ай бұрын

I hate battery tech so much…. Nobody treats batteries well, and when a second owner gets a bill to replace the battery it’s a shitshow

@drstevej2527 2 ай бұрын

The prices say otherwise. Did you watch the video?

@dpie4859 2 ай бұрын

Tesla Model 3 and Y are holding up fairly well.

@docminiway2595 2 ай бұрын

I have a 4s 2020 model , and already had costs of warranty repairs extending over 40k Swiss francs ! It has been in repair for over 3 months in the last 2 years ! The service is great , I get a rental for no expenses , but I am mainly sitting not in my car ! I am glad I didn’t buy it new , still I paid 115k , worth now 2 years later under 75k ! That’s crazy

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Some people have had poor luck with these cars, sorry to hear that!

@SirPadelot 2 ай бұрын

Wilsch en mir verkaufe?

@derLenus 2 ай бұрын

40 k, how?

@adamrees3675 Ай бұрын

Worth under 48k now would be more accurate

@wizzyno1566 Ай бұрын

@@adamrees3675yes

@danniepushkin5849 Ай бұрын

NUMBER ONE reason - it is MASSIVELY overpriced to begin with. By about 40-30 grand. And the market just corrects the gullible buyers' delusions.

@TrackAttackRacing 7 күн бұрын

👆

@adambodhi431 2 ай бұрын

Owning an electric car is a bit like a reverse game of pass the parcel. Everyone is slowly coming to understand that when the battery fails and needs replacing, as it ultimately will, whoever is unfortunate enough to own the car at that time, will either have a bill for tens of thousands of pounds or end up with a car worth less than the price of a replacement battery. So basically no one wants to be left holding the parcel when the music stops

@dpie4859 2 ай бұрын

You get 180.000km or 8 years full warranty on battery and motors on a Tesla. My model 3 has only 3.5% degradation after 4y and 45.000km. I am not worrying at all. When warranty runs out and the car for whatever reason needs a new battery it will cost about 16.000k with labour. Given almost zero maintenance cost and extremely low running cost, no road tax it's actually still very low cost of ownership. Compared to a normal car with service, taxes, petrol and something is bound to break. Not cheap.

@adambodhi431 2 ай бұрын

@@dpie4859 So what you've just described is the music still playing. It doesn't change my point. I've had cars that were from the 60's and were still running fine and when I decided to rebuild the engine it cost me 1k. How much will new electric motors cost for a tesla? Or any of the other components that haven't been in existence long enough know their lifespan. Also if the petrol tank ever needs replacing it won't cost me 16k. What do you think a Tesla will be worth in 56 years time? My car is still worth about 30k...... 24k more than I paid for it

@beastieboy3926 2 ай бұрын

@@dpie4859 You sound desperate to mitigate you poor choice

@beastieboy3926 2 ай бұрын

@@adambodhi431 You are so right. There wont be any ev that lasts 20 yrs,.It just wont happen.

@huggyuk 2 ай бұрын

@@dpie4859What you’re saying makes perfect sense. Unfortunately however, the EV-naysayers don’t want to hear the facts, which is a real shame.

@eddherring4972 Ай бұрын

Bought a new Nissan Leaf Tekna in 2014. With government discount and family working for Nissan, £3000 family discount the total discount of £8000 off the car the price was £27000. We moved approximately 10 months later and the range which was borderline became impossible by around 5 miles (each way). In late 2015 the car was valued at £6000 so a £35000 car lost £29000 value in that time or £2900 per month. That value dropped like a stone fired downwards from a catapult.

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

That's brutal depreciation!

@yellow1one 2 ай бұрын

Supply and demand! These car’s will become a good value used car price proposition. The only people who are complaining are some of the new car buyers, but not all, or most. I purchased a near new in (2k on the clock) from BMW in 2017. Its value is a fraction of what I paid for it. The car still works. I am happy with it, and the plan was to drive it until the battery capacity degraded to point It became unusable, or it becomes uneconomical to repair. This hasn’t happened yet. iam still enjoying it with no plans to sell. I believe the only reason why some YTubers and are whining is because their speculative investment has gone bad.

@jamespink4202 2 ай бұрын

My friend leased a Tycan Turbo for business use. She can't use it for high mileage days as there is almost nowhere to charge it. Yes, it can charge quickly but there are only a handful of the high output chargers available. She kept her diesel Audi that is now the main car again...

@noelht1 2 ай бұрын

Similar report from a friend of mine who business leased one. Was okay when running round Manchester near his home address could could charge it up at home every night. But long-range nowhere to charge it. Also went back to the Audi

@jamespink4202 2 ай бұрын

@@noelht1 Madness! 🙄

@josephberrie9550 2 ай бұрын

turbo and charge it ?????????????????????????

@jamespink4202 2 ай бұрын

@@josephberrie9550 You need to do a tiny bit of reading. The turbo is the top of the range electric Taycan. They are all electric. Have been since launch years ago...

@squadaimat2923 2 ай бұрын

Agree , electric cars just a toy not to depend on for serious transportation for work, we need 15 times the charging stations or increasing the range to 1000 miles per charge under cold and very hot conditions,and the big elephant in the room the size and weight of the battery

@user-ll2qs5ti2c 2 ай бұрын

There are a few simple reasons for the Taycan’s catastrophic depreciation (and it is only going to significantly worsen 1. Too early in the technology curve. Solid state batteries will drop the weight 400 kilos; charge more rapidly and offer far greater range with no fire risk. At this point the old tech will be literally become worthless! 2. Uncertainty: battery condition/longevity is affected by so many unknowns that neither end user nor dealer has any faith in them. To add to the joys, Porsche’s battery warranty is a scam offering no security whatsoever (when you read the small print.) 3. Reliability: I have owned 11 Porsches (and currently have 3) and I have had significant problems with 40% of them. Porsches (lovely though they are ) are simply not that reliable . This is only exacerbated by the shift to EV. 4. Range: 186 miles at 85% at 18 degrees in a Turbo S (20% less in winter) is a joke. 5. Packaging. 5 meters long with limited space/storage in the saloon. 6. Lifeless drive. Neck snapping acceleration and very relaxing. But a tyre shredding 2.3 soulless tons, terrible brakes (either underpowered or - with the carbon ceramics - a terrifying dead spot before they bite do not result in pleasant experience. 6. Environment: Ihave run at least one electric car for the past 7 years and they are great for certain things… the environmental argument is largely bogus (unfortunately); particularly when applied to an incredibly heavy, inefficient car with terrible range. The public are voting with their feet.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Some good points, the brake issue on 6 is a known fix. Shouldn't be like that.

@donaldduck5731 2 ай бұрын

They're in the £40k's used on Autotrader, however battery tech. and ranges are moving so fast so quickly, if it's not possible or financially viable to upgrade the battery I'd still how on.

@JK-NOT-JK 2 ай бұрын

Yes please to a company car tax special. From what I understand, a lot of people misunderstand the tax benefits and implications for a company buying and selling an electric car. If you purchase a brand new fully electric car through your limited company, you can claim a First Year Allowance of 100% against your corporation tax bill. (Corporation tax is 25%.) This capital allowance can be claimed if the vehicle is purchased outright by the company or via a hire purchase agreement, but not if the vehicle is leased under an agreement whereby the company doesn’t actually own the vehicle. When calculating man-maths, people often forget when the vehicle is sold the company will pay corporation tax on any sale proceeds. Traditionally, cars do not qualify for 100% allowances, and instead qualify for a writing down allowance each year. A new electric car is therefore a tax advantage. Purchasing a second-hand fully electric vehicle through a company can still be beneficial because capital allowance are still available but at a lower rate of 18% per year. So, 7% lower than a new car, but a 2 year old Taycan CT 4s is perhaps £50k less now than 8 months’ ago! So, second-hand electric Porsche still makes sense. Almost no companies can claim back the VAT on a car purchase, electric or otherwise. This is because to reclaim the full VAT, it needs to be used exclusively for business, such as a pool car. Other benefits / no BiK charge: • If your company provides an employee with a an electric company car (leased or purchased), the business can pay for the installation of a home charging point. • Company will pay the insurance. • Company will pay the maintenance. • Electric vehicle drivers do not have to pay fuel benefit tax for any electricity paid for by their employer, even if it's for personal use. (This needs checking because I’m not sure how old the article was that I read.)

@mikewallace1723 2 ай бұрын

Sure you are correct about the free “fuel” at work. See it all over the country. Cars being charged at work place, for free! This should end. It is a BIK. can’t get petrol for free! At some point the taxation on EVs will change. The government needs the money!

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Exactly - some great insight there!

@paulcampbell114 2 ай бұрын

You are spot on

@joetrojan2568 15 күн бұрын

This is just spending money to save on tax, plus someone is footing the bill be it your employer or taxpayer. The car itself being good value is separate to all the perks and subsidies on the backend. No doubt warm fuzzy feelings from paying less tax, but I'd argue on a far over inflated purchase price to begin with.

@eingast7798 2 ай бұрын

Love mine today, just like yesterday. (Bought it used with huge discount)

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Good to hear it!

@jimpydj 2 ай бұрын

I took one for a spin at the Porsche experience center Silverstone. It was amazing, but to me it was obvious these would flop. With a range of around 200 miles, (on a good day) which would only get worse over the coming years, a terrible charging network and high cost of charging, (unless at home) they just don't stack up. The tech is great, they look great, but the battery and charging experience is what has hammered them. At least with a Tesla you can be getting closer to 300 miles and more and use the extensive charging network, for less than half the money. And yes I am a Porsche fan, had Boxsters, 911 and Panamera. But the Tesla just wins in this department.

@craigburgess2237 2 ай бұрын

My point was going to be range. I have one and you really only have 200 miles. Sure you can get 220 but who tries to get home on zero. So 220 means in the real world, leaving some margin in case you burn more juice for what ever reason means 200 is as far you ever would really go. And 200 now, is less in years to come and so many cheaper cars are up closer to 300. I think charging issues are irrelevant. Most Taycan owners will be home owners with home charging and a charge card given to you when you buy a Taycan, will get 3 years charging for only 30p per kWh at Ionity superchargers which I have managed to use maybe 75% of the time on longer runs. So with every new EV driving up the range, Taycan range is too low.

@alextsukanov3536 2 ай бұрын

You do realize that Porsche can use the Tesla charging network too, right?

@jimpydj 2 ай бұрын

@@alextsukanov3536yes and Tesla can revoke that if they wish and may well do if it starts to compromise their own vehicles. But more so, the Tacan with barely 200 miles of range on a good day, (when brand new) is not a vehicle I would choose to spend around 100k+ on. The range is just to short.

@oldbasted Ай бұрын

Tesla is a great ev but doesn’t last or drive like a Porsche. I see no reason why Taycan battery won’t last 200,000 miles with minimal degradation. And that will last me 15 years or more and I’ll live with an utterly brilliant vehicle.

@wizzyno1566 29 күн бұрын

@@oldbastedyou don't know it will last that long. Nobody does.

@simonbarnes9600 17 күн бұрын

As soon as you got excited about the Isuzu Piazza Turbo.... I subscribed lol, only a real fanatic would know about these!!

@TABonTV 17 күн бұрын

Ha! Thanks, wish I'd got some footage! Very rare!

@markshaw4382 2 ай бұрын

I kind of knew that I was going to take a massive hit on depreciation when I bought my CT4S last year - at nearly new it had already lost 24% off list when I got it and 6 months on, I daren't guess how much I'd get for it now! The only car I have ever had that didn't depreciate was a 911 GTS (quite the opposite), so you can't let it bother you - but I guess it's hard when the motoring media is currently giving a lot of air time to the depreciation on Taycans and the glut of them on the secondhand market. I guess like many Taycans, mine was bought through my company, we paid a large deposit, a good proportion of which would have gone to HMRC anyway. But.... I love the car, it looks and drives fabulously, I can charge at home at 7p/kWh which means I'm paying 25% of the cost of the diesel I was buying for the previous car, zero road tax (yes, I know that will no doubt change soon) and crucially, I look forward to driving it. Yes, I could have bought an electric golf for a fraction of the price - but I definitely wouldn't be watching KZbin videos about the joys of owning one....

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Some great points! The Taycan does have a lot of very good things going for it - if you can just open your eyes a bit!

@oldbasted 28 күн бұрын

It’s really no different to owning any other high end luxury car. They all depreciate horribly. The difference is with the tax breaks you can afford to run a Taycan and enjoy the best luxury car very cheaply. A few people thought they could by a Porsche and it wouldn’t depreciate - I have no idea why. There are now hundreds of fast chargers in excess of 150kw that you can use to charge on long journeys, sure you have to plan a little but it’s no big deal and once accepted it’s just part of a road trip.

@markholroyd8021 2 ай бұрын

Agree with all of what you said. Also enjoyed watching you drive from “Death Roundabout” to North Camp.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Appreciated, yep, one of the most scenic routes the world has to offer.

@markholroyd8021 2 ай бұрын

Indeed. Hand't realised we were neighbours either. @@TABonTV

@richardsmith273 2 ай бұрын

Nice to see you driving around Farnborough 😊

@beefsuprem0241 2 ай бұрын

It makes no sense privately to buy an EV new or 2nd hand. If its new it depreciates like a rock. If its 2nd hand the battery is potentially a financial ticking time bomb. Leasing them makes more sense. And I've not even mentioned the public charging costs or state of the network.

@axiomic 2 ай бұрын

My mate bought a Taycan Cross and sold it after about 5 months.. it wasn't a comfortable ride and made him feel nauseous and his family uncomfortable, and worst of all it had a high pitched electronic noise that drove him mad.. so after a 6+month wait to receive it, after 5 months sold it back to the dealership for a $9k loss on a $200k purchase. Could have been worse.

@johnnyboy1586 2 ай бұрын

I also wonder when the solid state batteries come in which is not far away wil cars like the porsche be obsolete or will you be able to swap with newer better tec?

@mikewallace1723 2 ай бұрын

Current EVs will be the Betamax of the video world😂

@CRAZYCR1T1C 2 ай бұрын

Solid state is still very far away. Don’t believe all the hype. It’s basic physics they have to reinvent .

@simonconran241 29 күн бұрын

You'll be able to change over to solid state battery, but you'll also have to change the battery management system. Goodness knows what the cost will be.

@robertwoodhouse-bm7kt 14 күн бұрын

Biggest car battery manufacturer is CATL, their owner and chairman says over the last 10 years he´s spent $1bn on R&D on solid state batteries. He said you can build them but only under high pressure and they start to go bad after 20 charges. You cannot make them commercially. Toyota keeps promising solid state in 2 years time, been saying that for the past 6 years.

@asphalthedgehog6580 2 ай бұрын

Would I buy a second hand Taycan looking at insurance and possible service costs? Maybe for the price of a second hand e-UP yes. I like cars, always did, but this Taycan does not occur on my wishlist, which must be about 109 cars long.

@markslowen1411 2 ай бұрын

Would not touch one with a barge pole - great post 💪

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Thanks. It would be hard to drive with a barge pole 😆

@paulreilly5987 2 ай бұрын

If Porsche did a smaller ev it would be good. The Taycan is big. However, I like the quality of Porsche interiors. I like their high end leather. I have a couple of Porsches (bought new to my own spec) but not bothered with the taycan due to size. A smaller EV car would be a great little runaround to go into town with. Luxury small EV cars a big segment in my view. My wife wants something she can park in the tiny British car park spaces.

@richardn2832 2 ай бұрын

I agree, they are way to big. Almost 6ft wide!!

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Yes, agree. We'll see more and more in this sector. EV boxster on the way and there'll be more competition just round the corner!

@SamKyosho 2 ай бұрын

Do you think prices will continue to drop?. Right now in the US they are almost 60% off for a used turbo S that is 3-4 years old

@jimsteinway695 2 ай бұрын

60% off on a USED Taycan, is a complete ripoff

@SamKyosho 2 ай бұрын

@@jimsteinway695 Are you suggesting it should be even more off?

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

As long as used supply continues to increase, prices will struggle to level out

@lowbirds90 2 ай бұрын

In the UK, it's more like 80%

@wizzyno1566 Ай бұрын

@@lowbirds90no its not

@peterhammer6915 23 сағат бұрын

I have had my Taycan for 3 years now. I will probably keep it for at least 5 years more. Dont care about depreciation, its enjoying every time I sit into the car.

@Paris__ 2 ай бұрын

Excellent sum up!......I purchased my Taycan Turbo S here in the UK (sticker price of £169k) for £120k cash. The Porsche dealer had a car park full of every colour and spec. I got 10k of extras (not worth the money) thrown in. Unless you can afford it and pay cash.....DON'T BUY ONE! You are paying just for that Porsche badge. No where near as good (or as quick) as my Tesla Model S Plaid that I keep in Monaco.....that is, unless you don't mind driving something that looks like a giant suppository 😂🎉

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! I don't think the plaid looks quite that bad 😆

@SA-uk2ov 2 ай бұрын

The S doesn’t look bad but it drives like a .Chevy impala. The Taycan drives well but boring.

@benjamabbey6002 2 ай бұрын

Can you do more SL55 content please 👌

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

I'll take that order! 😆 More on the way shortly - take a break from the Taycan content!

@parvinkukar1259 Ай бұрын

Great insight. Regardless of list price, when the secondhand market price reflects similar price to the competition then it will bottom out. China byd is also a threat not to taycan but Tesla as they start to build quality cars at a more affordable price.

@refreshious 2 ай бұрын

Been put off buying a Taycan (v1) and Audi E-Tron because of the recurring heating issue.

@user-pd5pw4xv9w 2 ай бұрын

They need to adjust the design to make battery replacement a lot easier.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Expensive and good value are 2 different things.

@DavidBrown-bs7gg 2 ай бұрын

Doesn’t matter how easy they are to replace - it’s simply the cost of the batteries that is so high

@josiahng6452 Ай бұрын

Nio is the only manufacturer who has battery swap technology and infrastructure. Check them out.

@dagnut 13 күн бұрын

Well presented video surprised you've not had more subscribers.

@TABonTV 12 күн бұрын

Thanks, YT is a long game, esp in automotive.

@radekdemjan2786 2 ай бұрын

In EU Taycan was on max bottom in terms of value ca month ago and when old stock was sold everything go slowly up again! So do not worry… ;-( it was on own low taycan maximum i think…. Its gone!

@cuauhtemocjeronimo Ай бұрын

Do you know that if you move the passenger seat all the way forward the headrest will crack the glass roof? That happens to me and Porsche is in total denial of this situation negating a warranty claim. It’s not a manufacturing defect they say, it’s the customer’s fault, unbelievable. Legal battle coming up…Will keep you posted

@eddherring4972 Ай бұрын

What? Headrest is nowhere near the roof

@MtTaylorPaul Ай бұрын

Good luck, it sounds like a you problem.

@David-fj5lz Ай бұрын

Especially now with those scrap hunting cablers!How many can they scrap in a night??

@crellys Ай бұрын

Plenty of folks owning cars that are beyond their means. The modern uk . Once Taycans go south of £40k i’ll take a look . Once they below £30k I’ll buy 😂

@fydstar 2 ай бұрын

10 Isuzu Piazza Turbo’s on the road in the Uk according to howmanyleft. There is only one Talbot Tagora on the road though, not even any sorned!!

@SouthernLocks 2 ай бұрын

Good deep dive

@DSC800 Күн бұрын

I think a better formula for a successful Porsche EV would be the Boxster version. Make it fun but basic and justify keeping it well under $100k. Something like the performance of a lightened Tesla M3 but can truely handle. Someone needs to come out with the "Mazda Miata" of fun EV's.

@michaellaforte6964 Ай бұрын

I’m reminded of Sun Microsystems and Silicon Graphics, they were the premium power work stations BITD and cost an absolute premium and fell victim to Moore’s law, continuous faster better cheaper. Seems like it might be a nice car at 40k, but 120k is luxury market. If Apple came out with their watch at a price-point to compete in the 10k watch market, it would be DOA, at 500 its even a bit questionable due to planned obsolescence. Anyway, a battery replacement at 40k is a non-starter for most folks

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

Yes! I was in awe of SGI products back in the day. $500k for an Onyx! 🤯 Now you have more power in your phone. Prices do need to come down...

@paulpercival6581 2 ай бұрын

Great insights into what to think about before buying one of these awesome cars! I have had a deposit on hold with Porsche for 18 months now whilst watching the market drop like a lead balloon! My main concern is what will happen in 10 years when the batteries need replacing and what people will think when buying one once it's 6 years old plus, surly this will be an issue.

@obieWanmotivation 2 ай бұрын

In my opinion, batteries will be less of an issue due to expected increase of economies of scale and improvement in technology which generally results in fairly lower prices. The prices are dropping due to the unknown (EVs are newbies compared to 100yr record of ICE cars) and less to due with battery quality.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

There's no escaping - batteries will need replaced at some point.

@chiganuggoo9929 2 ай бұрын

just short of 40k to replace on a GTS currently. Good luck with that.

@lauriedixon9397 2 ай бұрын

Batteries meant to last the lifetime of car. My Lexus RX hybrid batteries seemed to have the same output up to 10 yrs old and with its new owner now 17 years old and battery range still holding out.

@morten_hannesbo Ай бұрын

Thank you for an interesting video. I drive a Taycan 4S 2021MY - a great car! Why is this happening? I see a few reasons: Firstly, the early Porsche EV-adopters have already bought their Taycan and are moving on, dropping their Taycan after the lease has expired. Secondly, as you mentioned, the prices of the new Porsche EVs are just too high from begin with. The Macan continues along this path and will have a residual value problem later on. Thirdly, the many problems with the Taycan software and several recalls of this new premium - and expensive - EVs have shattered customers’ faith in the new technology and this has further added to the pressure on used EV-car prices in general and Taycan in particular (yet, Tesla Model S pre-2021 are hit just as bad). Finally, the Porsche dealers in general have not embraced the EVs and have failed to develop used car programmes with extended warranties and attractive financing, often leaving existing owners with negative equity and fear of expensive repairs, and thus failing to attract new customers. The result? You can pick up a young low mileage Taycan at incredibly low prices.

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment, some great points there!

@rebelranter 2 ай бұрын

General technology advances will continually hit the values of second hand EVs. Also, the majority of EVs have no end user facing method of showing the health of the battery. A battery that has been constantly charged on a fast charger, or in an EV that has been constantly driven hard will have more wear than one in a car home charged and not ragged.

@andreasnarum 2 ай бұрын

The Taycan’s a great drive though (and no problems for me at least), with all the extra options (like PDCC, PTV, large wheels etc). I feel I got my money’s worth. You can really floor it on curvy mountain roads. So for a fun car which you can bring your kids in too, it’s great. (The 911 is too small for a family). For road tripping, not so much, and that goes for all EVs. It sucks to plan charging and commit yourself to the main roads. Not doing that again (I bought a G-Wagen to replace the Taycan and use for road tripping, however the Taycan is not sellable in this macroeconomic environment, and there’s no point in doing a ‘fire sale’ if you don’t have to). I’ve seen some Taycans end up as rental cars, and it brings tears to the eyes to see how they’re treated (ugly chemical marks on the roof rails, scuffed paint, scratched screens and glass panels). So I understand why some Taycans have extremely low valuations.

@robsmith1a 2 ай бұрын

I think the oversupply in the used market is the main thing. The enthusiast market wanting to spend £50k on a used sports car is very limited and the self justification that it is some kind of investment no longer exists. I also think enthusiasts tend to want something with an engine. I think car enthusiasm in the future will be a bit like railway enthusiasts loving steam. Electric trains are so much better but no real appeal and I see the same happening with EVs. Company car tax breaks really do distort the market for EVs as you say.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Great observations there 👍🏻

@nattcharles 2 ай бұрын

When the new model comes out next year the pre facelift Turbo S will drop to around £50k if not less.

@ethansalimabean419 Ай бұрын

This is what I’m waiting for! 😊

@morten_hannesbo 2 ай бұрын

For sure unusual for Porsche but happens occasionally for many manufacturers (look at Maserati, Range Rover etc). Tesla Model S pre 2020 took huge residual hits, too.

@jeanbaptistelabelle 9 күн бұрын

I had a S75D from 2017. Cost me 600€ monthly leasing (20k of down payment) from which I saved 350€ between electricity vs diesel. Then sold it at 180000km with a 10k gain on the leasing purchases price. It had still 44% of its new value. At this number of km, this is unheard off in ICE car.

@morten_hannesbo 9 күн бұрын

@@jeanbaptistelabelle You did well here. Today would be another picture because of the price reductions Tesla made in 2023.

@masmainster Ай бұрын

Too expensive, sitting around in queues waiting to charge the thing, abysmal range, virtually as expensive to charge on a trip as filling a petrol car, depreciation unbelievable.

@haruspex1-50 Ай бұрын

Looks like Farnborough. Close to Costco and the airport

@nabilfarah7817 2 ай бұрын

Thanks to this video analysis….While reading through the comments I was put off buying a second hand 2022 Taycan 4s from California for only $40K US …. Though the pictures look great I am pretty sure that the battery is in its last 50 miles 😅….

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

That's the thing. You never know how the battery is unless you can get it on diagnostics...

@abrakadavra3193 2 ай бұрын

But there should be a warranty on the battery?

@jjacoby1010 2 ай бұрын

Sounds like a great used car buying opp

@rolffuchs2737 2 ай бұрын

And the new Hyundai Ionic 5 N. 641 bhp for under 70.000 bp. And it has gear shifting and sportscar sound.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

It is good value, just not sure about fake engine noises... I like the fact that Porsche just went for a spaceship kinda vibe.

@rolffuchs2737 2 ай бұрын

You can turn it of if you want. Personally il like it but I don`t need it all the time.@@TABonTV

@tonyadeney1245 2 ай бұрын

from watching reviews its a very good (electric car) but the original prices from 80k to 160k - ///// thats a lot ----- years ago bought a four year old boxster 3.2 spent quite some time looking but full p history - for that you got a bargain - it was well under 10k and drove like a brand new car - even looked like brand new it was well made and looked after .. owner had new 911 on order for the wife ... yes .. - fairly low mileage like for a porshe run in .. anyone who paid 100 - 160k for a taycan must have been drunk or silly rich ... now do now have full electric - personally advise go hybrid until charging network sorted out its patchy often busy often doesnt work -- getting stranded waiting hours ... both has happened in 1 year .. and without your own garage , they would be completely impratical

@markdavis2475 22 күн бұрын

Blimey, your filming process is the definition of "distracted driving"😂

@TABonTV 22 күн бұрын

Green screen, on a flatbed truck. Don't even own a Taycan 😆

@johnvale295 Ай бұрын

Yes, yes, yes, but...the ACCELERATION! 😺

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

Yes! 🔥

@thedelaminator 2 ай бұрын

Porsche Toucan. Big bill!

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

😂

@TheCarlbrian 2 ай бұрын

reason 4 is the biggest, if you can by a car for whatever the cost is and then offset the cost against your profits to reduce tax, then people will flood to by the most expensive cars on cheap business leases.

@neilrushworth5958 Ай бұрын

I might be able to afford one soon😊

@scottbonnes3992 6 күн бұрын

The basic model has gone up considerably since its release here in Ireland. Since last year another €14k. In general with all electric brands, the second hand market is very weak. I think customers are nervous picking up one. Garages are also offering 0% finance on new and 10.9% with second hand…garages are selling like crazy the new cars. Like you said when you go to trade in you are in for a shock!! -60% after 2 years… you will see less newer cars coming however , when pcp contracts end, customers will have lost their deposit and be forced to hand back or refinance…again, this will only make them switch back to the old way…

@TABonTV 6 күн бұрын

Yeah, the pricing strategy doesn't seem to make any sense!

@richardsmith273 2 ай бұрын

Just having a play on the car leasing company websites and something that makes the Porsche Taycan even a bad buy for companies is the lease cost. I priced a Taycan 4S on the Porsche website with a few extras and it came to £103,000. The cost to lease this exact car over 36 months with 3 months down and 12k miles per year is £1,689.00 + VAT per month. The BMW i5 M60 with a few extras on the BMW website also came to £103,000. However, that is where the similarities ended. The lease on the BMW with the same payment terms and mileage is only £903.00 + VAT per month. Same price car with virtually the same performance and features - £786 per month cheaper. I’m not surprised Porsche is struggling to sell the Taycan and the second-hand market has tanked - they are just MASSIVELY over priced.

@capn_shawn 16 күн бұрын

I bought a used Panamera two years ago and it is still worth what I paid for it. As long as people are willing to throw away money, the car companies will continue to pick it up.

@pumaadidas Ай бұрын

leasing this mobile phone on wheels

@jeanbaptistelabelle 9 күн бұрын

Is your car a chain saw on wheel?

@TheCienporciento 2 ай бұрын

I had to watch this video twice after realising you drove past where I used to live @ 9:45 . The first time for what you wre saying and the second looking at streets that were so familiar to me. Looks like you went from Blackwater to Farnborough. Never thought I'd say this but I do miss Farnborough!

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Good spot! Known by the rich and famous all over the world these days (because they use the airport for their private jets 😆)

@caillongouarnemansau 2 ай бұрын

Maybe the infrastructure makes the value of the cars? Here in France infrastructures and costs are more interesting and the cheapest used Taycan we can afford is around 60000 £ and 32000 miles

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

For sure - it will have an impact. Much like a boat in the middle of a sandy desert isn't going to be worth much...

@ortiz2161996 2 ай бұрын

Because during the chip shortage all cars had mkt adjustments that were ridiculous. Not to mention the amount of these people had to buy to get an gt3 rs. This should be in the same price range as the tesla s plaid.

@simonfisher836 Ай бұрын

Protect yourself by not buying one. New car prices have gone completely silly, totally out of touch with reality. So many nice second hand buys right now.

@murraywilkinson4794 8 күн бұрын

Great Video, these are on Auto trader from around £43000. The ONLY way to get a Taycan is to put it on a Business Lease, zero benefit in kind (or now 2%) full deductible and (providing you don't go over mileage) you just hand it back to the finance company. DON'T USE YOUR OWN CASH...THATS SUICIDE!

@TABonTV 8 күн бұрын

Thanks! Exactly - seems the right way to go at the moment.

@prjackson7802 2 ай бұрын

Great video

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

👍🏻

@alfieakaronaldog Ай бұрын

Status symbol/fun impressive straight line speed when new, but as desirable as a Sinclair C5 when used 😂

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

Now that takes me back! 😂

@tastypymp1287 22 күн бұрын

Totally overlooked the battery life question applicable to all BEVs.

@TABonTV 22 күн бұрын

Yeah, covered in plenty of my other vids...

@tastypymp1287 22 күн бұрын

@@TABonTV Cool. But not this one.

@TABonTV 22 күн бұрын

Yes. But then you wouldn't have commented.

@tastypymp1287 22 күн бұрын

@@TABonTV Yes I would. Because it's a primary issue behind the problems in the used EV market.

@ILoveGreatThings Ай бұрын

I’ve decided at the start of the ev craze to wait a couple generations and I think I was right if not too optimistic. There’s still a lot of long term issues to work out. Short leases who cares, but if you are buying to keep, better not be an EV

@TABonTV Ай бұрын

Seems like a sensible approach. I think (hope) everyone buying an EV knows it's not going to be a forever car.

@simonsays911 2 ай бұрын

Just leased an i5 m60 ultimate for £100 a month more than a Tesla Model 3 Highland. Crazy lease deals on i5’s.

@michaelstringer8440 2 ай бұрын

Where from please ?

@dingbell5498 16 сағат бұрын

Ok for tax deductions but government subsidies have to come from somewhere. Nothing for the private buyer except potential massive costs in maintenance, and range worries, but great if you don’t go far.

@mattsgaragex 2 ай бұрын

Porsche have been at it for years re pricing on brand by model and tbf fair play to them, many people pay it. Look at the 911 vs boxster/cayman. Two cars that share a majority or parts, even their electronic systems are shared as shown on PIWIS by 9x6, 9x7, 9x1. Porshce sell MORE 911s and charge over double the price for one vs a boxster which fundamentally costs them the same to make. Infact they are highly likely to make far more money selling a 911 than a boxster. The taycan is a great car, market hates it but porsche maintain their brand aspirational position and continue to charge a massive premium. They still sell them (new) through companies and their cash cow 911 balances their books. Personally as a thinking man, it i was buying personally new, I'd take a Cayman. Price is right, less to loose and it is a fine driving sports car. However I am tempted by a second hand taycan, but worry they'll end up like the old 996 and will depreciate to nothing.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

Indeed - problem is it's all a guess with Taycan futures (esp aged batteries), uncharted territory.

@trudimension2830 5 күн бұрын

141k for a base model? Checked prices about a week ago and a base taycan in Germany according to Porsche advertising on their company website was a touch over 100k Euros? With the various hatchback models being a few k up from that? *Edit rechecked and I'm right, with the 4s models coming in at a touch over 120k Euros and the turbo at 175k topping out with the turbo GT for a smooth 240k

@TABonTV Күн бұрын

Not quite, the figures I gave in this video - £141k was the price of the Panamera Turbo e-hybrid. £161k was the price of a Turbo S base (by that I mean no options). Hope that clarifies.

@billpearson7802 2 ай бұрын

Yes, and I won't be overpaying for a NEW '25 Taycan; why would anyone, unless they want to lose 25-30% in the first 12, maybe 18 months. We recently purchased a '21 CPO Taycan 4S with 18K miles for $82.5k, knowing it'll lose another $10K (min) in value within the next 12 months - but it's better than having paid $129.5K new, right? Our neighbor just leased an Audi eTron GT ($158K sticker) for $1K/month for a 12-month lease... say what? $12K to drive a $158K car with 50 miles on it? He opted for 6500 miles/yr, .20/mile excess mileage (an extra 5K miles will only cost him $1K). He also purchased an excess wear package (rims, tires, etc) for $950 (vs. $495 for the typical return fee). I consider the above to be a steal - why? Because Audi can't sell a $150K+ EV!! Bottom line - if we couldn't afford to lose on depreciation we wouldn't have touched a '21 CPO 4S w/18K miles for $82.5. Will the '25 refresh hammer earlier models - maybe... I think the new pricing is going to push people away from Porshe (EVs); they're just not a great value, despite the extended battery range and faster charging.

@Lifeisapartydresslikeit 2 ай бұрын

I’ll chime in here. I have a 2020 Taycan 4S that I just bought 3 months ago. I am in Canada and I got it for $100,000 and I traded in a 2022 BMW M4 cabriolet competition for almost the same amount of money - I have a fully fully fully loaded Taycan with 20,000 km and I couldn’t be happier. I don’t care anbout depreciation from this point on because I got an awesome deal and I am part of a forum of people who own GTS and Turbo/Turbo S Taycans and guess what? They are very very well off people who could care less about the car depreciating - especially people buying Porsches for $200,000. The point I’m trying to make is that there will always be wealthy people who continue to purchase expensive cars that tank in depreciation and they don’t care. The owner before me lost $100,000 in 2 years and didn’t really care too much. Some people just enjoy their cars - however I do agree with you - these cars are better off being leased every couple of years

@adm65260 2 күн бұрын

Puzzled as to why anyone would buy a 125k car without doing a lot of research or being so wealthy that writing it off was small change.

@alanwayte432 24 күн бұрын

In U.K. for a second car, mostly required for school runs, and local 60 mile commute, we Purchased a 2023 Jaguar I Pace HSE for £39.000 ten months ago it was retailed for £69.000 and has done 8500 miles, it comes with balance off Jaguar Warranty, Depreciation for once working in used buyers favour..❤

@TABonTV 24 күн бұрын

Exactly this, personally I think it's good, and opens doors for a lot of buyers.

@Midg-td3ty 2 ай бұрын

Electric Cars will undergo rapid improvements. In performance/range/charge times. So they will devalue more. As the successors will be substantially better.

@trevorlees1241 28 күн бұрын

Porsche overcharged for the Taycan - they sold quite a lot but resale out the door is -40% in 8 weeks !!

@TABonTV 24 күн бұрын

Yep, it's a strong case for something that's overpriced.

@kengormley4530 2 ай бұрын

what is the real life span of the battery ?? Porsche warranty is 8 years .....is there an expectation that's it or will go further ....like is the 10 years in the battery ??

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

It'll probably work way beyond that, but the capacity and range would become so useless it wouldn't be worth running it. I think Porsche state any less than 70% capacity before end of warranty = replacement

@WWyachts 27 күн бұрын

The issue is insurance , some companies as of April 2024 won’t even quote for a Taycan , simply put if you have a bump in one and there is even the slightest damage to the battery the car is more or less a write off because of ten enormous cost of the battery to replace , not so bad on other brands , I think they saw the writing on the wall if they load the price of a battery replacement , Porsche on the other hand went the other way and thought they could fleece the customer on parts inc the battery. That would be ok if it were an ice engine becaue very unlikely in a minor accident the engine would be trashed but in an EV you only need to dent the pack or have it go over the allowable temperature and it’s toast .

@TABonTV 26 күн бұрын

Yeah, this is a huge problem, and will continue to be so until more serviceable tech comes out.

@gartgreenside3657 9 күн бұрын

@@TABonTV The tech is simply not fit for purpose - you bought a car that is not fit for purpose, hence it's value is falling through the floor.

@sennengomes Ай бұрын

A "used" electric battery. Not many fancy that option.

@user-vl5xo8og8s 2 ай бұрын

The Taycan? Tax reasons only in the UK. A big car and asMercedes new SL, too wide for the UK roads. I think your second hand SL deserves more space on your channel. A really nice car.

@TABonTV 2 ай бұрын

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