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The missus chose it over the Cayenne in a similar price bracket that we test drove.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, Time to upgrade the Tiguan I have. I have a budget of around $50-70,000. I was initially looking at a Rav 4, but with the 12 month wait time, I've started looking at a few different options. I was thinking a 2015-2016. Diesel Macan, or similar. If anyone has some recommendations, that would be great.

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I’m sure a Macan is a great car but the Rav4 Hybrid is worth the wait, we have our 2nd one on order.

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Rav 4 is definitely good value, but 12 months at this stage is not an option.

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We've got a 2015 Kluger. Great car we paid just under 30 grand a year ago I think. The missus chose it over the Cayenne in a similar price bracket that we test drove. Both of us didn't like that very much.

POST 6Original post

I have a petrol Macan S and I love it. It can be the boring car and do all the boring car things, but if you find yourself in the boring car on a fun road it is fantastic. Even in the twisties it would almost keep up with my 911's. I know the Diesel is not quite as quick but I am sure it is still fun. My only issue has been the stupid leaking sunroof.

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My diesel is fun! The PDK is great when you want a spirited drive. Had a base petrol as a loan car while mine was being serviced and couldn't wait to give it back.

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The base petrol is a no go. Like Jeff I had an S and drove it on long trips and in the twisties it managed both with ease, loved it.

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