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Old 04-06-2019, 07:05 PM
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I came here looking for info on the turbo s to replace my outgoing turbo s. I would avoid a hybrid if that is the direction they are going.
It seems that is the direction, mirroring the Panamera line
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I came here looking for info on the turbo s to replace my outgoing turbo s. I would avoid a hybrid if that is the direction they are going.
Curious as to why?
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Curious as to why?
Hybrids exist for the manufacturer not the consumer. They get their CAFE carbon credits and you get a more expensive, heavier, faster depreciating, more problematic car. Any savings in fuel is more than offset by a higher price tag and massive depreciation in the end. Its a win-lose proposition. Only possible benefit is in some states like CA you can drive in the HOV lane for 1 year. For that reason maybe but otherwise not interested.
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