Porsche Taycans continue to drop as we are heading into 2024. Some cars lost more than 40% since May 2022. Yet, there are signs that depreciation rates could decrease.

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Taycans are still depreciating at insane rates but we might see some normalisation during the upcoming year. Prices for the oldest cars started to fall less quickly, carried over inventory stabilized and is no longer increasing, and discount rates are slightly lower.

Naturally, even the oldest taycans will still depreciate and you should expect to lose a substantial percentage on your car. But the data indicates that it will be less that what we have seen so far and more in line with normal depreciating rates for high value luxury cars. Something to keep in mind though is the warranty period on the taycans

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