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QuantumComputer wrote: Sun Jun 15, 2025 7:16 am Just took delivery of 2025 Macan 4S EV.

Faster is better.

We are driving a Macan 4S Electric loaner at the moment. It's nice and a good car it seems. Brand new with less than 300 miles on the odometer. My wife just took it to the store, driving it for the first time. She liked it.

My wife saw a Macan EV yesterday and not aware it was " Der Energizer Hase " Porsche her comment was, " Oh, I like the new styling on the Macan." I told her it was the new Electric version and she wanted to know if there was a Hybrid? I had to let her know that only the Cayenne has a hybrid but considering that the Macan is Porsche's best seller maybe they should be considering that with the sales slowdown. It does look great and who knows a bit more range and we may go that route in the future.

WillyDaP wrote: Fri Jun 20, 2025 3:12 pm My wife saw a Macan EV yesterday and not aware it was " Der Energizer Hase " Porsche her comment was, " Oh, I like the new styling on the Macan." I told her it was the new Electric version and she wanted to know if there was a Hybrid? I had to let her know that only the Cayenne has a hybrid but considering that the Macan is Porsche's best seller maybe they should be considering that with the sales slowdown. It does look great and who knows a bit more range and we may go that route in the future.

I sat in one when I was at the dealer last month. I thought it was very nice and it zoomed back to the top of my list for a new daily driver. Then I got in a Cayenne GTS, and suddenly the Macan was off the list again.

Adding another Miami to the thread. I brought this CPO home at the end of January where it sat in the garage until the great thaw. I had been collecting a few small parts & doo-dads to give myself something to do once the weather broke & the long grass needed avoiding.

This past week I installed Flat6 fixed links (1.25" drop), spacers & clear LED markers. The windows were tinted the week prior. I also added a BMC air filter & modded a spare OE intake lid...but no noteable difference there. While I had it in the air with the wheels off, I thoroughly cleaned the calipers & scrubbed the wheels/tires. The calipers looked quite dingy until I realized it was mostly overspray from the dealership's "wheel repair guy".

This thing is a lot of fun & I'm really enjoying the PDK. I need to schedule a wheel alignment soon for peace of mind after the mild drop, but it's very well behaved as is.

Day I brought it home...:
After the above accessories:
Next to stock WRX for comparison:
You know what's neat about this not being a Jeep? Folks don't leave ducks on your vehicle BUT THEY LEAVE MATCHBOXES (this was at "Superfly" show @ Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton over the weekend):
Matchbox>ducks

Excellent! That's a snazzy, good looking Macan. Miami Blue suits it well. Congrats!

The snow and garage pics are my favs. Gotta love the duck comment too.

Thanks! This was the color I was hoping to find on a 718 years ago...glad I didn't, now that I look back. I think it's much more suited to the Macan though.

Ducks are a Jeep thing I'll never understand

Gawd is that a great looking Macan. Good thing the Macan is my wife's since if it was mine I would be tempted to trade in and copy that beast , ha. Really love the look, good choice my friend !!

You know, a white Macan would look great with the same treatment

Thanks, appreciated!