Choosing between Taycan, i7, or Bespoke Polestar 2

[Evaristo]

Stuck trying to pick our next ride under $130k. Leaning Taycan for the Porsche factor, but the i7's got me curious... comfort over speed, you know? Then there's the Polestar 2 BST - unique suspension, way cheaper, but made in China.
Anyone driven the i7? Worth the size for the luxury and is the performance worth it?

 

[jerawrr]

I'm really digging the Taycan. The i7 is impressive too, but I'm curious how its bold design might impact resale value down the line. As for the PS...haven't had the chance to experience it yet, so no comment there.

 

[Captain Jack]

The i7 offers exceptional comfort and luxury, with great tech and solid performance, but if speed is a priority, the Taycan’s edge might be more appealing.

 

[iSteven]

The i7 offers exceptional comfort and luxury, with great tech and solid performance, but if speed is a priority, the Taycan’s edge might be more appealing.

I agree, the i7 is incredibly comfortable and luxurious. It offers a smooth, quiet ride and is packed with the latest technology. It's perfect for those who prioritize a refined driving experience.

However, if you're looking for thrilling performance, the Taycan might be a better fit. It offers incredible acceleration and handling, making it ideal for those who want a more dynamic driving experience.

 

[Streamliner]

You will be surprised at how quick & nimble the I7 is. The car is an absolute sanctuary from the outside world. I opted for the Full Marino Leather & Diamond Audio, but left out the theater screen and all rear seat options, as I almost never carry rear seat passengers. Unless you are in the habit of shattering traffic laws every day, nobody will ever need anything even close to the performance my xDrive60 delivers. The I7 is close to being a Rolls-Royce. The Taycan is close to being a Go-Kart. Oh, and don’t forget to get the automatic doors on the I7, which are worth their weight in gold!