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There have been lots of videos from the launch but thought this is one of the better ones at putting things in perspective…
https://youtu.be/aG6EZr6uP00?si=YwEf3T8xJiIRp04c
https://youtu.be/aG6EZr6uP00?si=YwEf3T8xJiIRp04c
sbh071 said:
There have been lots of videos from the launch but thought this is one of the better ones at putting things in perspective…
https://youtu.be/aG6EZr6uP00?si=YwEf3T8xJiIRp04c
I skipped to the driving bit, but I enjoyed that. That part of the video has done a better job selling me on the Macan than anything else that I've read or seen. https://youtu.be/aG6EZr6uP00?si=YwEf3T8xJiIRp04c
thecopster said:
Going back to the comparison with Q6. The deals appeared on Arval this week:
3yrs 30k miles sline Quattro is £754 net per mth.
So around £100 per month less than the Macan and better kit as standard. Feels like the more sensible option….
I came to the same conclusion. Have a play around with your configurations though. I've ordered an Edition 1, with pearl paint, nappa leather, and panoramic roof, for on £50 a month more. This model is pretty much fully loaded.3yrs 30k miles sline Quattro is £754 net per mth.
So around £100 per month less than the Macan and better kit as standard. Feels like the more sensible option….
DaveGrohl said:
Just seen some photos of this and I have to say it’s a good looking car. I am absolutely not a fan of any SUV, loathe them to look at in fact, but Porsche have got the looks nailed here.
Beauty is in the eye if the beholder! I find the looks quite challenging. It was one of the main reasons, along with the lack of standard equipment, that made me go with the Audi Q6. Edited by rudester on Thursday 16th May 14:49
The next few weeks/months are going to be interesting - probably in a bad way. Quite a few of the more recent car reviews in the motoring press are starting to comment on the latest European requirement for mandatory speed limiter gongs, limiters (Intelligent Speed Assist), and how damn annoying it is.
Yes, it can be deactivated via the touchscreen but it defaults to on every time you start up. It might be worth asking if the salesman has deactivated anything before he brings your shiny Macan EV (or any other vehicle for that matter) test drive vehicle around to the front of the dealership.
You wouldn't want to be buying something that'd end up doing your head in from the first day of collection.
Yes, it can be deactivated via the touchscreen but it defaults to on every time you start up. It might be worth asking if the salesman has deactivated anything before he brings your shiny Macan EV (or any other vehicle for that matter) test drive vehicle around to the front of the dealership.
You wouldn't want to be buying something that'd end up doing your head in from the first day of collection.
Terminator X said:
hornbaek said:
I borrowed a new Cayenne E-Hybrid that has the new "warning" build in. You barely hear it, so I didn't even consider switching it off. I consider it to be a non-issue.
Horses for courses as I wont buy a car with it installed.TX.
All new models from July 23 (might have been 22?) have this fitted as standard, no ifs, no buts.
There will come a time much like Dubai where it can't be switched off, that's going to be an interesting time!
HoHoHo said:
Well you won't be buying a new car then!
All new models from July 23 (might have been 22?) have this fitted as standard, no ifs, no buts.
There will come a time much like Dubai where it can't be switched off, that's going to be an interesting time!
It's July this year.All new models from July 23 (might have been 22?) have this fitted as standard, no ifs, no buts.
There will come a time much like Dubai where it can't be switched off, that's going to be an interesting time!
Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
Cobnapint said:
HoHoHo said:
Well you won't be buying a new car then!
All new models from July 23 (might have been 22?) have this fitted as standard, no ifs, no buts.
There will come a time much like Dubai where it can't be switched off, that's going to be an interesting time!
It's July this year.All new models from July 23 (might have been 22?) have this fitted as standard, no ifs, no buts.
There will come a time much like Dubai where it can't be switched off, that's going to be an interesting time!
Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
When did we get to vote on this exactly?
Cobnapint said:
It's July this year.
Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
Enjoy cars while you can. It's all about to become very dull and micromanaged. Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
stuckmojo said:
Cobnapint said:
It's July this year.
Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
Enjoy cars while you can. It's all about to become very dull and micromanaged. Off topic but you can see a time coming when these systems will auto-report to the authorities if you're speeding outside certain parameters or continue above the speed limit for 30 secs or so - just like many company vehicle fleet tracking systems presently do to the lucky driver's relevant supervisor. They also record and report excessive g-force in cornering and braking.
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