Wait for new Macan "T" or buy ex demo Macan "S"

[Skyway]

Not sure if I missed a post, but have you now seen the car etc?

You’ll never get bored of the sound the S makes when you turn the key

[SAC1]

Result. Happy Macaneering.

[Scooby_Doo]

Not sure if I missed a post, but have you now seen the car etc?

You’ll never get bored of the sound the S makes when you turn the key

See page 9.

Thanks to everybody for their comments/ advice , glad I joined the forum before, and not after, I bought a Macan. Yesterday's trip is taking it's toll today.

[Skyway]

Looks great in the sunshine. Enjoy it

[Neil1911]

All in favour shout yeS...
"YES!"

[AndyC160]

You’ll never get bored of the sound the S makes when you turn the key

Is the sound that good? Serious question...what with all the opf crap...and do they sound good on the move from inside?

[Scooby_Doo]

You’ll never get bored of the sound the S makes when you turn the key

Is the sound that good? Serious question...what with all the opf crap...and do they sound good on the move from inside?

When I went for the test drive I left the "exhaust" button in the off position and the car was fitted with acoustic glass. In normal driving I couldn't hear an engine noise , which is what I wanted for normal driving. Accelerating on joining a motorway - very throaty burble.
My cousin took me for a 10 minute drive in his Nissan 350Z a good few years ago and whilst the exhaust note, really raspy and loud, was fun for about the first couple of minutes , it soon became apparent that it wasn't a car you'd want to travel any distance in.

[AndyC160]

You’ll never get bored of the sound the S makes when you turn the key

Is the sound that good? Serious question...what with all the opf crap...and do they sound good on the move from inside?

When I went for the test drive I left the "exhaust" button in the off position and the car was fitted with acoustic glass. In normal driving I couldn't hear an engine noise , which is what I wanted for normal driving. Accelerating on joining a motorway - very throaty burble.
My cousin took me for a 10 minute drive in his Nissan 350Z a good few years ago and whilst the exhaust note, really raspy and loud, was fun for about the first couple of minutes , it soon became apparent that it wasn't a car you'd want to travel any distance in.

Subtle and not shouty then, but you know the powers there.

Car looks great btw...I like the chrome with the blue...bit like how well chrome works with agate.

You have a sports exhaust as well then?

[Scooby_Doo]

Is the sound that good? Serious question...what with all the opf crap...and do they sound good on the move from inside?

When I went for the test drive I left the "exhaust" button in the off position and the car was fitted with acoustic glass. In normal driving I couldn't hear an engine noise , which is what I wanted for normal driving. Accelerating on joining a motorway - very throaty burble.
My cousin took me for a 10 minute drive in his Nissan 350Z a good few years ago and whilst the exhaust note, really raspy and loud, was fun for about the first couple of minutes , it soon became apparent that it wasn't a car you'd want to travel any distance in.

Subtle and not shouty then, but you know the powers there.

Car looks great btw...I like the chrome with the blue...bit like how well chrome works with agate.

You have a sports exhaust as well then?

No it hasn't got the sports exhaust, and you've made me think about which button the SE said to press to get a sportier exhaust sound. Someone else on here with an "S" will hopefuly clarify.

[Skyway]

Either of the Sport modes will create the raspier exhaust as they open the flaps in the tail pipes. If you turn to sport with the car engine not running you’ll hear them moving