[xp38]

Was looking for a shot of how close the gas cap is to the somewhat exposed rear engine and this is the best I could come up with. I think one side is for gas and the other is for electric recharging but if you look at the left edge of this photo you can see the gas cap and how close it is to those hot exhausts.

[Yossarian]

I just filled up my SUV. (Ugh. Good thing I work 90% of the time at home.)

When I pulled the nozzle out of the car, it was dripping some gas.

Take that situation, and imagine in the arc of your hand holding the gas nozzle, it swings to the right just a tad.... plus angular momentum... and where would the gas drip to? BOOM!

Expect to see Porsche making some major changes somewhere here. They'll probably move the gas cap somewhere radically else.

Maybe they'll go über-retro, and have it go behind the rear license plate...

[Doomonyou]

I think one side is for gas and the other is for electric recharging but if you look at the left edge of this photo you can see the gas cap and how close it is to those hot exhausts.

I had a 57 bug. engine in the rear, gas tank under the hood in the front. No problemo.

[ThunderSleeps]

I don’t even let gas drip a few drops on my 7 year old hatchback. Just how careless do you have to be to go splashing significant amounts of fuel *up* onto the rear deck? I guess when you can afford nearly 900k of car you don’t care about the paint?

[tumblindice]

Porsche forgot to put in a rear-deck machine gun.

[thackney]

Another angle