radar979

Just returned from maine to florida and back,,,drove straight through with only stops for gas…car performed flawlessly and so comfortably…best GT sportscar ever!!!!

DJ23

Wow!! How long did it take you? And what was the best performance enhancement you noticed the most during the long drive.? And last how was the overall gas mileage and inside cabin noise?

Jay

rodsky

Awesome! so more details. why? why no stops etc. This is an amazing Grand Tourer / DD.

radar979

So 3500 miles 24 mpg…best way to get through big cities is. late night!!!…pdcc is a lot smoother ride than my 17TT that didn't have it….also the mps4s so much quieter….let alt of air out of them on way down….now running at comfort levels and loving them…so many compliments from folks in florida…they loved miami blue!!!

radar979

So 24 hours ft meyers area to so portland me…down there for a week…cabin noise varied on diff surfaces…for the most part comfortable…air con worked great!!!!.

abiazis

Fantastic!!! Glad no issues or tire problems!! Inspires me to do the long drive!

cpbmd

Stunning car. What options do you have ? Love the Miami blue and wheels /yellow calipers combination.
Was there any option that you thought was particularly useful on you 24 hour Grand Tour? Thanks CB

Deckard

Sounds like a great time. Glad you didn't run into any issues--I've refrained from long trips myself after my recent experience trying to find a tire shop able to remove centerlocks to repair a tire puncture...

radar979

Thanks CB very few options….Dynamic interior lighting was really nice and really sets off the graphite blue interior..also white gauges and clock…dint feel vented seats were necessary no electric driver assistance options …my air vents are painted miaimi and wrapped in leather…my favorite!!!!

cpbmd

those vents are a very nice touch.
Thanks.

modifier

I've seen this mentioned a few times. What is the issue with this, the lack of a shop having an adequate torque wrench to properly secure the wheels? Or having a long enough breaker bar to get them off? The removal tool is in the trunk.

The first day when I picked up my 2014 TTS I went to the local tool store and bought a collapsible torque wrench/breaker bar. It would be a big heavy thing to carry around on a long trip, but you could just carry the breaker bar with you to get the wheel off and back on. Torque a wheel to the proper setting then put the breaker bar on it to get a feel for how tight it needs to be. Look up the next Porsche dealer on your trip and stop in to get it set exactly.

My issue on a long trip would be the tire noise. At least with the tires I have. I have to turn up the volume so loud to hear the radio properly that I would have to wear ear plugs all day on a long trip. I might take it on one some day, but I also have a 2014 Cayenne GTS with air suspension, and a lot more room for long trips, which seems more suited to the task.