I totally agree—if your car has been problem-free for the first month, you lucky bastard have clearly missed out on the full hardware QA experience. My own rollercoaster started within a week of delivery. Sure, some remedies seemed to help at first, but they were more like slapping a band-aid on a gaping wound, just pushing the real problems further down the road without truly solving them. I thought my FDU was 'cured' after almost a year of peace, but then the issues came back with a vengeance, and two attempts later, it was even more broken somehow.
I'm not in NEED of another car - I still have my old W222 S for town runs.
Taycan Turbo feels a bit too low and stiff as a sedan, and new ones are too expensive for what it is. The i7 disappoints with bad wind noise and is just meh in every other aspect. If I were to get another EV right now, I'd probably **lease** an AMG EQS.
However, I'm most likely to hold out for the W223 refresh later this year.