2020 GTS
11-17-2019, 10:47 PM
#2
Value is subjective but I'd say yes; The added maneuverability is helpful in tight spots (do at least order the parking cameras) and it gives a difficult to describe sense of the car starting to turn before you turn the wheel at speed. You notice this even on the freeway, go to change lanes and it's like the car starts moving over with the lightest touch. As I said not easy to describe but it's there. As to any possible assist the TV may give on the track I've no experience with that, I'd get it just because it makes it easier to shoehorn it in when in tight garages and that sort of thing. Traction is already very good in this car so I'm not sure a measurable difference could be found, my guess would be not. It was on my list, got the PDCC and the rest of the performance options also except for the brakes. Figured I'm already down the rabbit hole, might as well get the full experience.
11-18-2019, 11:33 AM
#3
Burning Brakes
RWS for me is a strong yes. Really helps with maneuverability - almost makes the car feel like it's rotating on a central axis when doing a u-turn for example. Don't have experience with TV so can't say.
11-18-2019, 12:30 PM
#4
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I have RWS on my 2017 4S and can't say enough good about it. Handles like a smaller car than it is, especially in parking situations and on the road at speed. I have driven non-AWS equipped Panameras when mine is in the shop and it really is a dramatic difference. I would not own a Panamera without it.
11-22-2019, 06:16 AM
#5
I have RWS on my 2017 4S and can't say enough good about it. Handles like a smaller car than it is, especially in parking situations and on the road at speed. I have driven non-AWS equipped Panameras when mine is in the shop and it really is a dramatic difference. I would not own a Panamera without it.
11-29-2019, 01:10 PM
#6
RWS is one of those innovations that actually makes a difference you notice easily. Much of the other stuff is right there in the noise of the driving experience, until you get to maintain it that is.
12-01-2019, 08:29 PM
#7
Seems as though most suggest the rear steering, I drove a car with RWS and didn’t care for it. Ordered a 2020 turbo and built out what many would consider “old school” and now have a few hundred miles on the car and am glad I didn’t order the RWS. Just one mans (my) opinion though.
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12-01-2019, 10:01 PM
#8
Did you get Sport Chrono?
Seems as though most suggest the rear steering, I drove a car with RWS and didn’t care for it. Ordered a 2020 turbo and built out what many would consider “old school” and now have a few hundred miles on the car and am glad I didn’t order the RWS. Just one mans (my) opinion though.