Welcome to the forum mate. Congrats on your new purchase, I too started my Porsche journey in a mk1 macan D and then moved on to a 911 then a Cayyene and now back to a gen 3 macan gts. That journeys been 7 odd years in the making and I too came from various M cars. Porsche does get under the skin an...

Wireless charging was introduced after the price rise, so mainly cars delivered that are a model year 24.

One difference to note thou…. Electric steering column was standard with the memory package one gen 1s and now it’s back on the configurator as an option.

I’ve had both this macan and previous cayenne fully ppf, and there are pros and cons to both. But let’s not get into it on here. I was going to start a thread on my ppf cars in the detailing section so we can discuss there. Op. And large drying micro fibre cloth will do the job adequately. Just get ...

2japs wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 7:58 pm Enjoyed the read and your cars all looked great, roll on the new Macan

Thanks mate. Should be a long term keeper.

Spec on the Cayenne looks spot on 👌 The Macan would look amazing in Arctic with gold wheels as well Thanks mate. I did have a play on the configurator but nearly ended up at a 100k :o Looks like you've ticked quite a few boxes on the new Macan too...looks fantastic Just over 88k with the 5k price r...

AndyC160 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 6:45 pm Spec on the Cayenne looks spot on

The Macan would look amazing in Arctic with gold wheels as well

Thanks mate.

I did have a play on the configurator but nearly ended up at a 100k

A few reasons for the cayenne going, one being too much money tied up in it and London driving is a pain and to do single digit mpg doing everyday tasks can become a little frustrating. Is artic grey. And yes it’s easier with the smaller macan around London. But yes the cayenne on the inside is idea...

Jon A wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 3:22 pm Nice journey!
The GTS is nice but the GTT is on a different level and looks awesome

The turbo gt was by far and above the best motor I have ever owned. The way it drives was a testament to Porsche engineering.

So I’ve been driving now for around 28 years and I would like to think that I’ve always been a petrolhead through those years. Over those years I have been fortunate to own some nice cars considering I’m just a simple working man. For over 20 plus years it’s been mostly BMWs I’ve had (a few M cars) ...

Surely if you use an indie for the oil service you'd want the service book stamped and an invoice showing Porsche parts and recommended oil used, plus maybe the Indie's invoice from Porsche? My local OPC said it was fine to use the local indie. There's also the law preventing manufacturers from ins...