Yes, it depends where you are coming from to quite a degree.Panthera wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 1:29 pmAbsolutely agree that test driving is the only way to really appreciate if a car may be right for you. Looking at photos and YouTube videos, I admit to being distinctly underwhelmed by the Macan interior but once I saw it in reality I though it was fabulous (and still do). And of course I had no idea how it drove until I took one out for an extended test drive. Then I was hooked!Col Lamb wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 12:22 pm Thanks for that guys.
I do not bother to much with reviews after all how can some of them be even remotely realistic if a Macan is not top of the list.
The only cars that come close to a Macan in terms of performance is the Alfa and Merc but who in their right mind would buy either, yes the Merc may have a great V8 but still it is dire to look at and the Alfa is drop dead gorgeous but it is an Alfa.
Far better to get out there and test drive and make up your own mind.
I was on an extended test drive of an X4 when I stopped at Kendal Porsche, one look inside and the X4 was an also ran despite that glorious 35D engine.
Went to Mercedes to look at their offering, got in had a fiddle, got out. Their interiors are total cr4p, very cheap and nasty. I even pulled what I thought was a cubby hole and a whole mass of plastic trim came off. The loaner C class I had was terrible, the other loaner was a Nissan and much superior to the C class.
Yes, you research, you look but all it takes is one drive and there can be only one.