SCURTIS

Selling my e90 M3 in a week or so and looking for something to replace it with and I was wondering besides the updated interior and assuming some exterior tweaks is there any major difference between the two that can warrant spending up to an extra 20k? The engines appear to be the same, if going with the Turbo I would likely try to find one with AS. Also considered the Panamera but it's pretty darn big.

ddsRepTarga4S

i was also on the fence until the '22 design updates and power of GTS.. additional tuning made it a very fun Porsche. coming from a 991.1 targa much more power and torque.

BMinSFL

To my knowledge, there's nothing revolutionary such as additional options that wouldn't be available on a well equipped Turbo. The 2022+ shift **** does not have manual shifting, manual mode is paddle only if that's important to you, The steering wheel is different and I like the smaller size and feel. The touchscreen is supposedly 0.8" larger but I didn't notice it.

Nickshu

I like the interior/dash refresh from 2022 on way better than the 2021-earlier dash/center console. Some people disagree. I always disliked the "one million buttons" center console that they got rid of in 2022. Some people like it though.

The front end does look better on the 2021-earlier than the 2022-on especially if the car is a light color.

I have a 2022 GTS.

Throttle mapping is still terrible across all years. You need a pedal commander to make the car driveable and not dangerous in traffic.