Yes, Php5mm for the base model which is roughly $112,000 at Php45/US$.
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Ah yeah those rates! Wow.
In US, these are MSRP. What are the invoice prices? I could find any info on the invoice base price. Options yes, you can find both invoice and MSRP prices.
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Canadian Pricing
2016 Macan S (no options) - $57,200
Canadian 2015 pricing without delivery and taxes.
2016 Macan S (no options) - $57,200
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Yeah, the land of Milk and Honey and we get everything for free and all of us are millionaires and .... Up sides and down sides to all things . As it relates to the Macan though, yep we are all lucky that we can afford one regardless of country . It's all relative right ?
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current exchange rate is about $1= P47 so Macan2.0 will be P5,264,000; macan s diesel will be P6,674,000; macan s will be P6,345,000 and macan turbo will be P7,520,000
My recollection is there was someone in Europe who recently stated on one of these forums that a typical Macan Turbo was over $100k and that by the time he paid all the taxes and fees, the total of those could buy a base Turbo here in the USA.
I might be an exception, even in the low MSRP country. In late Oct i found a leftover new 2015 Turbo on a dealers lot, built in April and probably delivered in June, that the dealer needed to sell during the fuel line recall sales hold. It had 135 miles on it, so was used as a demo and/or a mgr's car for a little while. Not sure why the dealer was so anxious but they had a deal on it that fell thru when PCNA put a hold on all deliveries sure to the recall. It has $20k in options and I jumped on it for an agreed price of $78.9k. I had to wait nearly 5 weeks for the fuel line replacement b4 I could close. That was a tough wait, but worth it. What a great machine!! I think I got lucky...
I might be an exception, even in the low MSRP country. In late Oct i found a leftover new 2015 Turbo on a dealers lot, built in April and probably delivered in June, that the dealer needed to sell during the fuel line recall sales hold. It had 135 miles on it, so was used as a demo and/or a mgr's car for a little while. Not sure why the dealer was so anxious but they had a deal on it that fell thru when PCNA put a hold on all deliveries sure to the recall. It has $20k in options and I jumped on it for an agreed price of $78.9k. I had to wait nearly 5 weeks for the fuel line replacement b4 I could close. That was a tough wait, but worth it. What a great machine!! I think I got lucky...
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That was a great deal. In Canada they are in big demand and the dealers wouldn't drop on price for Macan's on the lot so I ordered mine and got exactly what i wanted.
When I was in Spain last winter, I priced out a Macan S and they started at 70,000 Euro. I then went searching around and noticed a big price fluctuation throughout Europe.
When I was in Spain last winter, I priced out a Macan S and they started at 70,000 Euro. I then went searching around and noticed a big price fluctuation throughout Europe.
My Deal
I just finalized a deal for my 2017 Vulcan Grey S. I went with Porsche's 4 year service plan to lock in the price. My out the door price was $67,500. Below are my included options. What do you think?
7UG - Porsche Communication Management (PCM) incl. Navigation Module
C6P - 19" Macan Turbo Wheels
PJ7 - Premium Package Plus
BASE - Macan S
VE - Standard Interior in Luxor Beige
2H - Volcano Grey Metallic
7Y7 - Lane Change Assist (LCA)
I just finalized a deal for my 2017 Vulcan Grey S. I went with Porsche's 4 year service plan to lock in the price. My out the door price was $67,500. Below are my included options. What do you think?
7UG - Porsche Communication Management (PCM) incl. Navigation Module
C6P - 19" Macan Turbo Wheels
PJ7 - Premium Package Plus
BASE - Macan S
VE - Standard Interior in Luxor Beige
2H - Volcano Grey Metallic
7Y7 - Lane Change Assist (LCA)
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Purchased!
Hello All,
I purchased a 2017 Macan Base at the end of last month. Here are the details:
Volcano Grey Metallic
Leather Package in Black
1D6 - Trailer Hitch Without Tow Ball
1NP - Wheel Center Caps With Colored Porsche Crest
2H - Volcano Grey Metallic
2ZH - Steering Wheel Heating
3FU - Panoramic Roof System
3L4 - Driver Memory Package
3S5 - Roof Rails In Black
4F6 - Porsche Entry & Drive
7Y7 - Lane Change Assist (LCA)
9JB - Smoking Package
C6X - 19" Macan Design Wheels
IU1 - Porsche Connect
PJ5 - Premium Package
QJ4 - Window Trim In Black (High-Gloss)
VF - Leather Package In Black
Was originally going in for a similar certified pre-owned but when we arrived it was sold. Was immediately told what was going on, salesmen had another CPO with less options than I wanted and had a new model with all the options I wanted. I was discouraged until I was told "you can have it for cost"! That got my attention for sure. Long story short, purchased it for about 10% off MSRP which equaled there invoice. Purchased the last day of June (last day of 2nd quarter) at Porsche of Silver Spring Maryland from the most professional salesman I have ever dealt with, Xeni (pronouned Zen-ee) Deshishku.
MSRP = $61,655
Paid $55,489.50
Thanks and I really enjoy this forum!
Hello All,
I purchased a 2017 Macan Base at the end of last month. Here are the details:
Volcano Grey Metallic
Leather Package in Black
1D6 - Trailer Hitch Without Tow Ball
1NP - Wheel Center Caps With Colored Porsche Crest
2H - Volcano Grey Metallic
2ZH - Steering Wheel Heating
3FU - Panoramic Roof System
3L4 - Driver Memory Package
3S5 - Roof Rails In Black
4F6 - Porsche Entry & Drive
7Y7 - Lane Change Assist (LCA)
9JB - Smoking Package
C6X - 19" Macan Design Wheels
IU1 - Porsche Connect
PJ5 - Premium Package
QJ4 - Window Trim In Black (High-Gloss)
VF - Leather Package In Black
Was originally going in for a similar certified pre-owned but when we arrived it was sold. Was immediately told what was going on, salesmen had another CPO with less options than I wanted and had a new model with all the options I wanted. I was discouraged until I was told "you can have it for cost"! That got my attention for sure. Long story short, purchased it for about 10% off MSRP which equaled there invoice. Purchased the last day of June (last day of 2nd quarter) at Porsche of Silver Spring Maryland from the most professional salesman I have ever dealt with, Xeni (pronouned Zen-ee) Deshishku.
MSRP = $61,655
Paid $55,489.50
Thanks and I really enjoy this forum!
Wow! Good work. Exactly what I wanted in my 2018 build. I might try to look at 2017 model with the same specifications, shop at last day of this month and get awesome deal like yours >
I think that is your best bet, by far. There must be a ton of 2017 Macan Base models sitting on CA dealer lots right now. Do a search and then start calling around or email request for best price. Good luck!Wow! Good work. Exactly what I wanted in my 2018 build. I might try to look at 2017 model with the same specifications, shop at last day of this month and get awesome deal like yours >
I'm new to Porsche family. What should I look for in terms of in-between model change period pricing? 7.5% or 8% off MSRP? Thanks!
Where in CA are you, and are you willing to travel to get it? I would expect on late MY 2017 Base Macan, 7-10%
I'm up in Northern California but will go 500 miles if good deals to be had.
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