Hoping for some insight on two odd symptoms I'm having with my new Macan Turbo. First just want to say that I love the car - man this thing is fun to drive! Haven't felt this way about a vehicle in a long time...I enjoy driving again! Car has just over 400mi on it and today was the first day I was able to take it on a longer drive at highway speeds. I noticed that when easing off the gas at speed (think around 80mph) the car leans forward as it begins to decelerate (slows faster than I'd expected - doesn't seem to coast well) and then theres a second, subtle "bump" almost like you've been lightly kicked in the rear. It's almost like a "thud" except you don't hear it, you feel it in the seat of your pants. Doesn't matter which gear. I've also begun to notice the "light kick in the rear" sensation around town, for example beginning to slow down for an intersection without braking. Doesn't happen every time, seems to be intermittent. Feels like a slower turning component is abruptly re-syncing with a faster turning component. Any thoughts here? The car isn't even a week old and I'd feel like a lunatic bringing it in for something already, especially one that I can't super reliably replicate.
I've also noticed that every so often when slowing (for something like a traffic light) and the transmission shifts from 3rd to 2nd, it doesn't do so smoothly and a pretty loud "clack CLACK" sound is emitted from what I'd presume to be the transmission. Is this just the standard occasional roughness from the PDK, or is this more worrisome? I've ridden in my friend's Macan GTS before and have never heard it do that, ever. It's happened to me three times just now on my hour ride home. Thoughts here?
I've also noticed that every so often when slowing (for something like a traffic light) and the transmission shifts from 3rd to 2nd, it doesn't do so smoothly and a pretty loud "clack CLACK" sound is emitted from what I'd presume to be the transmission. Is this just the standard occasional roughness from the PDK, or is this more worrisome? I've ridden in my friend's Macan GTS before and have never heard it do that, ever. It's happened to me three times just now on my hour ride home. Thoughts here?