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I had a ST Turbo S for a few years that I bought CPO and really enjoyed the car but when it came time to sell it I realized while it was a cool novelty vehicle the market for wagons was really not that big in the US (obv something I should have realized beforehand...) and it took more effort than I expected to get a reasonable price for it and this was when the market for vehicles was still relatively hot. There's a reason why theyre discontinuing the model....
My wife and I purchased a sight unseen 2018 4S ST CPO with 2 year warranty with 18k miles about a month ago.
Since we purchased it the kelly blue book value shot up almost $~9k! Hopefully it will hold its value and be reliable.
We are really excited to have it for our 11 month old and take it on some awesome road trips next year. Flying to Boston to pick it up Friday!
The ST was the best looking Panamera to date. We were lucky to pick up a 2022 Adventure Green 4 ST. I was surprised that Porsche came out with a wagon for the US market. I did not think that there were enough wagon people in the Porsche community. Perhaps it was made easier because Audi brought their RS6 Avant to the US? I previously equated wagon people with Subaru, Audi, and Mercedes. We've owned two Audi A4 Allroads and loved them. Planned to get an AMG E63 wagon next but life got busy and I never had a reason to head over the the Mercedes dealership across town. I get a lot of complements on our 4ST. There are about 7 others in our area. Far more than RS6 Avants and AMG E63 wagons. I don't factor resale value in my Porsche buying decisions so the ST was a passion buy. There are many Porsche models that took decades to start appreciating. It's not worth the effort. Buy what you love to drive and look at. My 4ST with M-engineering tune and secondary cat delete is my favorite P-car to daily drive.
The local dealership told me that the Taycan ST is selling well. Are Porsche EV buyers different? Love to daily drive this beauty.
The ST was the best looking Panamera to date. We were lucky to pick up a 2022 Adventure Green 4 ST. I was surprised that Porsche came out with a wagon for the US market. I did not think that there were enough wagon people in the Porsche community. Perhaps it was made easier because Audi brought their RS6 Avant to the US? I previously equated wagon people with Subaru, Audi, and Mercedes. We've owned two Audi A4 Allroads and loved them. Planned to get an AMG E63 wagon next but life got busy and I never had a reason to head over the the Mercedes dealership across town. I get a lot of complements on our 4ST. There are about 7 others in our area. Far more than RS6 Avants and AMG E63 wagons. I don't factor resale value in my Porsche buying decisions so the ST was a passion buy. There are many Porsche models that took decades to start appreciating. It's not worth the effort. Buy what you love to drive and look at. My 4ST with M-engineering tune and secondary cat delete is my favorite P-car to daily drive.
The local dealership told me that the Taycan ST is selling well. Are Porsche EV buyers different? Love to daily drive this beauty.
You're in CA right? I mean wagons are considered cool out in CA. Over in NY I've only seen 2 on the road. I love wagons and would LOVEEE to buy ST. But I think I'm one of the very few in NY that appreciate this beauty
The car is Adventure Green. I fell in love with it after I saw it at the dealership. I am lucky to live in Monterey County, CA where there are a lot of car lovers. Wagons of all makes are relatively common even if you eliminate the Subaru's. I've seen about a dozen Panamera ST's taking the kids to and from their activities. Mercedes wagons are not common. There are many more G-wagons running around. My buddy has a RS6 but wished he got a Panamera ST. The Audi A4 and A6 All-roads are popular too. The dealership sells all of the Taycan ST and CT vehicles that come, which makes me wonder if the EV Porsche owner is different?
Interesting. I have never heard of ADVENTURE Green but Aventurine Green, a semi-classic metallic green that Porsche has been using since the 1990s on and off.
I was asking about the WHEEL color. Looks like some type of matt gold similar to Porsche's own Neodyme.
12-19-2023, 05:08 AM
