Porsche Taycan prices are collapsing. Some models lost up to 30% or $50,000 during last year. In this depreciation and buying guide you will be updated on the latest market trends and the best ways to minimize your depreciation loss.

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Porsche Taycan prices have been falling at a rapid pace. Some Turbo models lost up to 30% during last year. However, it is important to distinguish between the base models and the more expensive ones. In general, the more expensive models lost significantly more.
If you are in the market for a Taycan, it is smart to avoid the new or almost brand new cars. After all, those have the highest depreciation rate. At the same time, it could be worthwhile to investigate the next model in the model hierarchy. The relative attractiveness of the more expensive models increased due to the high depreciation rates.

Content:
00:00 Prices are collapsing
00:32 Market overview
03:13 Base and S models
06:07 GTS and Turbo models
07:34 Panamera comparison
09:41 How to minimize your loss
11:17 Conclusion

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