WSJ review of the Macan
02-25-2015, 09:00 PM
#5
Rennlist Member
I drove one a couple months ago, it was actually pretty damn quick and handled well.. The interior was a tad on the cheap side for Porsche standards though.
02-26-2015, 08:46 AM
#6
Nordschleife Master
and fuel consumption is not really any better then a Cayenne.
I thought about one to replace my Cayenne but I only see the advantage that the Macan fits in tighter spaces better. The Cayenne's off road and towing capabilities are greater. The Macan is not significantly priced much lower and I don't see much point in it.
I like the fact they are smaller and come with pdk but everthing else about it, is on the downside including fuel consumption.
I thought about one to replace my Cayenne but I only see the advantage that the Macan fits in tighter spaces better. The Cayenne's off road and towing capabilities are greater. The Macan is not significantly priced much lower and I don't see much point in it.
I like the fact they are smaller and come with pdk but everthing else about it, is on the downside including fuel consumption.
02-26-2015, 09:28 AM
#7
and fuel consumption is not really any better then a Cayenne.
I thought about one to replace my Cayenne but I only see the advantage that the Macan fits in tighter spaces better. The Cayenne's off road and towing capabilities are greater. The Macan is not significantly priced much lower and I don't see much point in it.
I like the fact they are smaller and come with pdk but everthing else about it, is on the downside including fuel consumption.
I thought about one to replace my Cayenne but I only see the advantage that the Macan fits in tighter spaces better. The Cayenne's off road and towing capabilities are greater. The Macan is not significantly priced much lower and I don't see much point in it.
I like the fact they are smaller and come with pdk but everthing else about it, is on the downside including fuel consumption.
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02-26-2015, 10:32 AM
#8
Race Car
I had my brother-in-laws S out last weekend.
Goes like stink and handles really well. I'm sure much better once the warm weather arrives.
I found it nicely appointed and the craftsmanship pretty good.
Maybe a bit small for me since I've been in a 4Runner for so long but ample space for two people with gear although I'd be hesitant to put my canoe on the roof.LOL.
It is a competitive segment size wise and the price when decked out (his was well over 70k) may be it's only hindrance for some
Goes like stink and handles really well. I'm sure much better once the warm weather arrives.
I found it nicely appointed and the craftsmanship pretty good.
Maybe a bit small for me since I've been in a 4Runner for so long but ample space for two people with gear although I'd be hesitant to put my canoe on the roof.LOL.
It is a competitive segment size wise and the price when decked out (his was well over 70k) may be it's only hindrance for some
02-28-2015, 12:11 PM
#9
Love mine 
I had my brother-in-laws S out last weekend.
Goes like stink and handles really well. I'm sure much better once the warm weather arrives.
I found it nicely appointed and the craftsmanship pretty good.
Maybe a bit small for me since I've been in a 4Runner for so long but ample space for two people with gear although I'd be hesitant to put my canoe on the roof.LOL.
It is a competitive segment size wise and the price when decked out (his was well over 70k) may be it's only hindrance for some
Goes like stink and handles really well. I'm sure much better once the warm weather arrives.
I found it nicely appointed and the craftsmanship pretty good.
Maybe a bit small for me since I've been in a 4Runner for so long but ample space for two people with gear although I'd be hesitant to put my canoe on the roof.LOL.
It is a competitive segment size wise and the price when decked out (his was well over 70k) may be it's only hindrance for some
