CPO Macan Turbo - w/o Air Suspension
12-04-2020, 12:57 AM
#16
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I honestly don't think I could tell the difference between PASM in standard mode and PASM+AS in comfort mode. Even the base non-PASM suspension is very, very good in these vehicles.
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12-04-2020, 02:22 PM
#17
Not a deal breaker.
It is nice to have, BUT out of warranty, they will eventually fail. My GL450 s air shocks died off one by one when it was 5 years old, and were $1300 each to replace.
So if you are going to have the Macan Turbo for more than 5 years, I vote to not get them unless you budget that in the 'joy' of ownership.
It is nice to have, BUT out of warranty, they will eventually fail. My GL450 s air shocks died off one by one when it was 5 years old, and were $1300 each to replace.
So if you are going to have the Macan Turbo for more than 5 years, I vote to not get them unless you budget that in the 'joy' of ownership.
12-04-2020, 06:14 PM
#18
Not a deal breaker.
It is nice to have, BUT out of warranty, they will eventually fail. My GL450 s air shocks died off one by one when it was 5 years old, and were $1300 each to replace.
So if you are going to have the Macan Turbo for more than 5 years, I vote to not get them unless you budget that in the 'joy' of ownership.
It is nice to have, BUT out of warranty, they will eventually fail. My GL450 s air shocks died off one by one when it was 5 years old, and were $1300 each to replace.
So if you are going to have the Macan Turbo for more than 5 years, I vote to not get them unless you budget that in the 'joy' of ownership.
12-05-2020, 02:37 AM
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Would a Macan Turbo with no air suspension be a deal breaker? I'm surprised at the number of CPO models in the market without it. Are there more important options to have?
Also any issues to he aware of other then the timing cover leak and transfer case? Looking at potentially a 2017 or 2018.
Also any issues to he aware of other then the timing cover leak and transfer case? Looking at potentially a 2017 or 2018.