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It’s already booked in for the repair. I just wondered if this was a one off issue or part of a common fault 🙂

Isn't your last sentence a little harsh? I mean, if a safety/convenience system is provided then you'd expect it to not only work but to be fit for purpose?

I was just wondering if anyone has experienced a similar issue to me.... My Turbo went into the garage mid-August for a repair on (which turned into a replacement of) the frunk lock, after the car alarm randomly started going off in the middle of the night every couple of hours as the mechanism...

Good grief - that's expensive in Canada! I have 3 years of protection for £800 (roughly $1500 CAD) for tyres and rims. My partner thought I was being overly cautious in buying the plan, only for me to have a serious puncture within the first 6 weeks of ownership that required a replacement...

It was issued in the UK on 6th August. My Turbo was in with Porsche from 31st July for a random frunk lock fault that was causing the alarm to go off randomly every few hours and the car wouldn’t lock (as it thought the frunk was open, when it wasn’t). It was due back to me on the 6th but the SA...

Not quite related to the actual blades, but does anyone else’s car sound like a ticking clock when the wipers are on? The motors on mine are so loud when they change direction! It’s quite a distraction if I’m not listening to music when they are in use.

I had ceramic coating applied before I’d even picked up the car, and it’s never juddered like that. It’s supposed to provide extra glide after all, not extra friction. Perhaps replace your wiper places for those recommended earlier in this thread and see if that improves it?

I find that my husband's Taycan is much better than the Macan. The April software update improved it slightly, but it was still unusable. I am pretty sure they did a software update when it was in last week (for a random frunk lock failure that was setting the alarm off as it thought someone...

Subsidising EVs to boost sales numbers, after just whacking EV drivers with higher taxes, which is one of several reasons sales have dropped - it’s laughable.

Welcome to the world of Porsche's random error notifications! It's not a normal day unless something pings, errors, slams on the breaks for no apparent reason or has a mind of its own lol

Ah! That's why I haven't seen that then, as my timed charging is controlled through our home automation (I have a geeky husband) rather than the Porsche app. I've had the most recent software update (installed late June) and other than the traffic sign recognition is marginally more accurate...

Weird mating ritual - LOL!

That would be handy, but I have to admit that it wasn't even a thought for me when configuring the car, so I guess it would take too much programming for a lesser used online feature. What I do wish they would do was better match the ambient lighting to the range of exterior and interior...

I've used Ionity and other brands of super chargers several times and had no issues. However, I'm now wondering what the flashing blue charger is, as I've only had a green line on the info bar and I can't remember seeing any other areas flashing when I've been charging. It's strange that your...

I’ve already been looking at going back to Audi, as I’ve loved my last two, the latter of which was the e-tron Sportback Launch Edition that Had fully working tech! I loved the road topography assistance on that, which I’ve never had before, and it annoys me that it’s ’functional unavailable’...

Mine is better but still thinks that dual carriageways are 60 generally, so the auto speed recognition is staying off. Disappointing, for all the same reasons as you. You’ll end up back at Audi! ?

Photo entitled ‘A photographic representation of Porsche Innodrive for UK users’ ?

It is when you’re on the motorway, as we have a lot of ‘variable speed limits’ which change regularly throughout the day depending on traffic flow, accompanied by a lot of speed cameras. So if you only set the speed to 70mph you could easily drive through a 60/50/40 mph zone and have anything...

So an update after my trip to the dealer….. they installed the software update, which is what they said should hopefully fix the issue. When I picked up the car they admitted themselves that they had tested it and although it was better it wasn’t great still (not very helpful then lol) My...

The UK market has had an issue with the traffic sign recognition not working safely when using the cruise control. I had a software update last Thursday (finally after 6 months of owning the car) which had improved it, but within an hour of me leaving the dealership the car was already telling...