I'm Michael from Boston.
Wife suggested we have a look at the Macan tomorrow. Obviously, she had to talk me into going to the garage!
Anybody can share any experience of the car?
Thanks
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Welcome to the forum. It's a bit quiet on here at the moment because the UK is in lockdown as a result of Covid 19.
There are four versions of the car available in the UK. I don't know if they're all available in the USA (I guess you're not from Boston, Lincolnshire). The Macan with a two litre (that's liter in the States), the Macan S with a 3L engine, the GTS and the Turbo both have a 2.9L engine but in different states of tune.
The Macan is the car that really puts the Sport into Sports Utility Vehicle. All versions are known for their brilliant handling. If this is going to be your first Porsche you'll find out that the options list is enormous. Nobody buys one without any options.
The car looks better on bigger wheels but rides better on smaller ones. Most people opt for larger wheels and specify Porsche Adaptive Suspension Management (PASM) which overcomes the ride disadvantages of the bigger wheels and improves the handling (I'm biased because that's what I chose). Beyond that most options relate to improving luxury. In the UK, Satellite Navigation (GPS) is an option but it might be a standard fit in the States.
Make sure you have a test drive. After that you'll be sold.
There are four versions of the car available in the UK. I don't know if they're all available in the USA (I guess you're not from Boston, Lincolnshire). The Macan with a two litre (that's liter in the States), the Macan S with a 3L engine, the GTS and the Turbo both have a 2.9L engine but in different states of tune.
The Macan is the car that really puts the Sport into Sports Utility Vehicle. All versions are known for their brilliant handling. If this is going to be your first Porsche you'll find out that the options list is enormous. Nobody buys one without any options.
The car looks better on bigger wheels but rides better on smaller ones. Most people opt for larger wheels and specify Porsche Adaptive Suspension Management (PASM) which overcomes the ride disadvantages of the bigger wheels and improves the handling (I'm biased because that's what I chose). Beyond that most options relate to improving luxury. In the UK, Satellite Navigation (GPS) is an option but it might be a standard fit in the States.
Make sure you have a test drive. After that you'll be sold.
Peter
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Sat nav is now standard on Macans in the UK.
Simon
Sold: 2016 Rhodium Silver Macan 2.0
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Sold: 2016 Rhodium Silver Macan 2.0
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Sold: 2017 Carmine Red Panamera 4
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Be prepared to get sucked in to the brand, quite a few of us on here have either swapped the Macan for one of their sports cars or added a sports car to the garage with the Macan
The Macan is just a great all rounder
Enjoy your search and test drive. Once you have a car, there are some great online communities like this forum
The Macan is just a great all rounder
Enjoy your search and test drive. Once you have a car, there are some great online communities like this forum
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