If no diesel in the USA
#3
I think C&D's info is outdated, as I believe Porsche has stated recently that there are no plans (currently) to bring a 4 cylinder model to the US. They also seem to be stalling on any plans to bring a diesel model to the US.
#4
I've read that the 4 cylinder is scrapped for the US.
#7
The plan is the plan until the plan needs to change. Right now, Porsche will be struggling to meet the demand for the Macan. Future years will bring new options.
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If you MUST have a diesel Porsche THIS YEAR, then you can always consider buying one of these: www.porsche-diesel.com
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#8
BTW, is that an old 50's Zephyr in your avatar?
#9
The plan is the plan until the plan needs to change. Right now, Porsche will be struggling to meet the demand for the Macan. Future years will bring new options.
If you MUST have a diesel Porsche THIS YEAR, then you can always consider buying one of these: www.porsche-diesel.com
If you MUST have a diesel Porsche THIS YEAR, then you can always consider buying one of these: www.porsche-diesel.com
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#12
Yes, mine arrived about a week ago. Looks very promising.
I will probably be driving far less mileage in a year or two when I look to replace the Touareg, so a Turbo or S may be the preferred option over the diesel.
I expect used Cayenne prices will drop once the Macan has been on sale for a while, which will also be a tempting option should I need the additional size and towing capacity.
I will probably be driving far less mileage in a year or two when I look to replace the Touareg, so a Turbo or S may be the preferred option over the diesel.
I expect used Cayenne prices will drop once the Macan has been on sale for a while, which will also be a tempting option should I need the additional size and towing capacity.
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