The sedan appears more “Porsche-like,” if you know what I mean, even though the CT may be more useful. Does anyone regret not getting either one?
Invest in a Sport Turismo if you require the additional boot or trunk room. Purchase a sedan if not. CT appears terrible, in my opinion. The plastic arches, in my opinion, detract from the appearance and only look decent on cars that are black or painted in body color.
When my CT was last at the dealer, they gave it to me in a sedan. The size of the trunk space astounded me. My typical grocery load would not fit in the back. And while I frequently see sedans, I have never seen a CT. You either like the CT look or you don’t, in my opinion. Oh, plus there was an issue with the sedan’s headroom. Since they are all four doors, I don’t know which one appears more “Porsche” than the other, but I think that detracts from the sports car appearance. I don’t, however, wish I had a car.I wish I had a turbo 
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Hello, EvaSmith. The sedan and Sport Turismo share the same suspension, but the Cross Turismo does not and rides 20mm higher.
Your experience with the CT sedan seems to have been very enlightening, particularly in regards to the headroom and trunk capacity issues. The CT has a distinctive look that makes it stand out, and whether or not it appeals as a sports vehicle really depends on the driver. Regarding your wish for a turbo, occasionally having a little extra power may greatly improve how much fun you have driving! Which type of turbo are you thinking about?