2018 Porsche Macan Base

Since its first full year on sale in 2015, the Porsche Macan has been the best-selling Porsche in the world, outselling every other model in the lineup including the Cayenne, year after year. That is not an accident. Porsche built the Macan to deliver a driving experience closer to their sports cars than anything else in the compact SUV segment, and the combination of sharp handling, all-wheel drive confidence, and everyday practicality resonated immediately with buyers who wanted a Porsche they could use every day. The name itself comes from the Indonesian word for tiger, which suits the car's personality well. This one is finished in Night Blue Metallic with Agate Grey leather, 19 inch Macan Turbo wheels, and an original window sticker, and it has been spec'd with the equipment worth having. Under the hood is the 2.0 liter turbocharged inline four backed by the seven-speed PDK dual-clutch automatic and Porsche's all-wheel drive system. This engine made the Macan the first Porsche to run a four-cylinder since the 968, and the VW Group's EA888 unit was significantly reworked for Porsche duty, producing 252 horsepower and 273 pound-feet of torque with a character that rewards spirited driving far more than the base trim designation suggests. The PDK shifts in milliseconds and the all-wheel drive system keeps this car composed in any conditions. Inside, the Premium Package Plus brings the features worth having in a Macan. Heated and cooled front seats with 14-way power adjustment and memory, a heated steering wheel, the Bose sound system, Porsche Dynamic Light System, panoramic roof system, heated rear seats, and auto-dimming mirrors round out a cabin that is genuinely well appointed at every level. The Agate Grey leather and smoking package give the interior a dark, sophisticated feel that pairs perfectly with the Night Blue exterior. Porsche originally received pushback from brand loyalists when they launched their first SUV, the Cayenne, in 2004. The idea that Porsche was building an SUV at all felt like a compromise too far for some buyers. What happened instead was that the SUV profits funded some of the finest sports cars Porsche has ever built, and the Macan proved that you could build an SUV that actually drives like a Porsche should. A Night Blue example with this level of equipment and the original window sticker is a well-documented, well-spec'd version of the best-selling Porsche ever made. Please call or email us today for more information.