PT4 The car's price in Turkey is 4.4 million TL (December 2025), the Ireland price is 67,900 Euro, the car in the picture is over 70k (these figures are valid for the 261-plate 2026 cars, no price hike). For Turkey, given market conditions, it's one of the strongest cars for the money, but personally, for that price, I'd choose a used I5N.
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PT3 Overall there are nice changes, but there are also things that got worse, especially the gear lever being removed, now the user is forced to shift gears from the screen. Second flaw, the trunk being fully carpeted; as a golden retriever owner, if I put my dog in the trunk it'll be covered in fur, not nice at all, and it looks cheap
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PT2 The exterior of the car has become much more handsome compared to the normal car, and inside, with the new, more sporty seats, the sliding-in-the-seat issue is gone. The seats have cooling and heating and they're very comfortable despite their build, and the screen in the back is probably a blessing for families with kids…
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PT1: This weekend I got the chance to test drive the new Model Y Performance. Mechanically it's not that different from the old one, it just has adaptive suspension and a new motor setup. 100-200 km/h time has dropped from around 16 seconds to about 12, brakes are the same, a new mode has been added that makes it feel like a C8 RS6 off the line
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