2020 Porsche Macan Turbo Review // Too Fast, Too Serious
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Channel: Throttle House
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Length: 14min 27sec (867 seconds)
Published: Sun May 31 2020
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I have a belief that the right amount of buttons should be that all the basic features that are critical for use during driving should be a button, the optional things you set and forget should be on screen.
There is almost nothing that makes your car look cheap than a blank button, and look at how many blank buttons there are on this damned car! It is solidly over $100k and half the buttons in the middle are blank. Move the functions that you don't commonly use into the infotainment. it declutters the interior and makes the car look better.
I mean, think about it, this is a $116k car, and half the buttons are blank. To fill those up you need like a $200k Macan. Some of the options are super obscure and rare, stuff like the air ionizer. There is no need to give those options a button.
For the 0.5% of people who decided to spec the ionizer, they can activate it in the infotainment. Why leave a blank button to make your car look cheap for the 99.5% of people who didn't?
I have the Macan S in Miami blue.
Pros: beautiful car, head turning color, solid build quality and attention to detail. The engineering is impressive. Itβs quite fun to drive especially for a CUV. I enjoy it more than any of these modern βsportβ sedans Iβve driven, which tend to be numb/disengaged and more concerned with marketing themselves as βsportyβ than anything.
Cons: dated feeling interior design, sometimes frustrating infotainment. Steering is good for EPS but is still a tad light. You generally have to be going above the speed limit to feed like very engaged in the driving experience.
Overall very happy with the car. Complaining about the buttons and infotainment is warranted BUT thatβs not what this car is about. If that stuff matters a lot to you then save your money and get an X3 or Q5.
The Macan is, dimensionally, just a lifted, somewhat-Golf-sized hatchback. I'd *love* to see one of these things lowered (not slammed), to turn it into, essentially, a Porsche hot hatch.
So money in your pocket, this or X3M?
TOO FAST? Nonsense...
But a Macan just a Q5 with a Porsche badge!
/s
Ah yes, the superior Commonwealth car reviewers.
I feel like if Ford made an RS trim of the 2020 Escape it might look like the Macan. Kia Niro too. All crossovers are approaching the design singularity where everything looks the same. The crossover market is going to be like NASCAR in a few year. Regulated shapes with only badges and decals to tell them apart.
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