Ambient temps are 90-100 F.

Anything I put into the trunk gets "hot" after 1 hour of drive.

Do you experience the same "overheating of subjects in the trunk"?

Porsche should avoid this is the new model.

 

Stop putting people in the trunk. Problem solved

 

I found this out on my way back from Ohio after I purchased the car. When I go home to Houston my overnight bag in the frunk was very warm. Shampoo and stuff was really warm.

 

Never, ever, put good wine (or not-so-good wine for that matter) in the frunk! Best,

 

Yeah stuff gets super hot in there. Went to Costco one day and bought a few items. They were super warm when we got home around 25 minutes later. Outside temp was around 100.

 

What's with your negative rep? You being mean to people?
I tried to give you rep but I have to spread it around first. I'll hit you up later.

 

works great for picking up take out!

 

No idea to be honest. I somehow got bad rep in a FS thread in which the OP scammed a bunch of us (myself included) and someone decided to give me bad rep. I have PM'd a mod. How's the car? Still loving it I'm sure!

 

Yup, I tend to put my subjects in seats - else it results in a rather uncomfortable situation when going through a road block

Kidding aside. I've never had any issues... hmmm but that could be due to living in Vancouver!

 

Groceries also do not belong in the front trunk--especially ice cream.

 

I have 3 kids. Baby folds well in the frunk for very short trips.

 

WAS a bouncing baby.......................

 

. I'll pay that Ed.

 

U'r good now. Over 60 rep points. Yeah, the car is great. Only problem I go to the city so much I don't get to drive it everyday. But I have put over 1100 miles in 7 weeks. Not bad.

How's your new ride?

 

In FL anything in the frunk gets seriously warm. After all there's radiators wrapped all around it and the insulation is minimal to non-existent. For food place it in a cooler or cool bag in there to gain some hours of safety. We keep a cool bag in there all the time.

--CC