Realistic Price Drop in '24 Porsche Taycan Now That '25 is Out

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Hi everyone,

The Taycan '25 is something I am thinking about, especially because of the advancements in range and charging. I am not a big driver and work from home, so I am not sure if these improvements are necessary. I might choose the '24 model instead if costs come down a lot.

In Southern California, the starting price of a new base '24 Taycan is currently approximately $94k. Considering that the 2025 models will be arriving this summer, when do you think these prices will go down? Used Taycans with 2,000 kilometres are still priced at about $90,000. At what price range, either new or secondhand, would you be hesitant to purchase a '24 model?

Eager to hear your opinions!

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Many messages inquiring about price reductions indicate demand. Right now, the offers are being snatched up by cash purchasers. Because these are not Civics, there is a limited supply of CPO vehicles, and Porsche offers so many choices, discriminating consumers are willing to pay a premium today for what they desire. During the two to three months that I was shopping, there were maybe five stores in the nation that offered Night Vision Assist, which I desired because I have poor vision. No significant price decrease will occur now that the 2025 is out.A person looking to buy a $250k new automobile is not in competition with someone looking to buy a $80k used car. And if you favor the previous fascia? Used makes perfect sense. There are so many blogs regarding the CPO 4S that are always available

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If you’re mostly working from home and not driving too much, the '24 Taycan might be just fine for you. The new '25 model’s upgrades are cool but could be overkill if you’re not out on the road often. Prices for the '24 might drop a bit once the '25 hits the market, but it’s hard to say exactly when.

I’ve seen used '24 Taycans with low mileage still close to $90k. If you can snag a new one for a decent discount, that might be worth it. Personally, I’d jump at a good deal if it’s under $85k for a '24. Just make sure it’s a price that feels right to you