2020 Macan GT3 RS
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I highly doubt it. I guess it also depends on when Porsche is scheduling a facelift for the Macan which is due in 2020. These specialty models only come out just prior to the change over so if they aren't planning a change by 2020 there is a chance but does anyone really need something like this? You can take a macan turbo and do a cobb and exhaust and have one hell of a fast truck now.
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For those who have not heard of this: https://www.topspeed.com/cars/porsch...-ar177396.html
Doubt it will ever happen .....(
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I highly doubt it. I guess it also depends on when Porsche is scheduling a facelift for the Macan which is due in 2020. These specialty models only come out just prior to the change over so if they aren't planning a change by 2020 there is a chance but does anyone really need something like this? You can take a macan turbo and do a cobb and exhaust and have one hell of a fast truck now.
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For those who have not heard of this: https://www.topspeed.com/cars/porsch...-ar177396.html
There is no evidence I can find that suggests the entire notion behind the article wasn’t the product of someone’s morning constitutional which was then the frame for a canvas of click bait.
That written, I like the notion. It doubt it will happen. If it does we probably wouldn’t get it in the U.S., and if we did, mortals wouldn’t be able to buy one.
I do really hope that the next Macan generation, that will include the ridiculous haptic touch-panel center console from the Panamera, is delayed until at least MY 2021.
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That article was written, reviewed, and approved by idiots. It is the product of people that couldn’t find an airbag by driving their Prius into a wall.
There is no evidence I can find that suggests the entire notion behind the article wasn’t the product of someone’s morning constitutional which was then the frame for a canvas of click bait.
That written, I like the notion. It doubt it will happen. If it does we probably wouldn’t get it in the U.S., and if we did, mortals wouldn’t be able to buy one.
I do really hope that the next Macan generation, that will include the ridiculous haptic touch-panel center console from the Panamera, is delayed until at least MY 2021.
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While the concept will appeal to those who must have the "latest and greatest", to me, it's like giving a cat a holiday. What would you do with it? Most tracks prohibit SUV's/CUV's so it would be pure "overkill", a Café racer of sorts.
