Question about Porsche (Macan GTS) interior build quality (rattles, squeaks, etc)

[SAC1]

No squeaks on either of my Macans. So much better in build quality than my previous Mercedes and BMWs.

[Neil1911]

40K in my Gen2 and the only noise was from the passenger seat belt, it was rectified. I'm now 4K miles into my second...

That some mileage in 3 months - have you been on a UK tour

Not as such but visited, Cornwall, Dundee, Merseyside, Hull and few places in between/closer to home too. In Bedford now and will be putting a few more mikes on it tomorrow around the Millbrook Proving ground tracks... watch this space!

[PowerMalc]

Neil, are you going to Millbrook to prove the car works or to prove you can drive

[Neil1911]

Neil, are you going to Millbrook to prove the car works or to prove you can drive

With hindsight the former was proved to a greater extent than the later!

[Kleynie]

Both my Macans have had a squeak from the steering column trim, both sorted myself with some felt tape. My current GTS is coming up 6 years old and the trim is wearing very well. I come from a long history of BMW’s and the Macan is better built by far.

[boreas7]

We had 6 years with a 2016 Macan and had no sqeaks or rattles during the period of ownership. At 37,000 odd miles it drove and sounded just as good as when picked up.

Good Luck.

[PaulJohn]

My Gen 1 S was solid but I am disappointed with the Gen 3 S. I have an annoying vibration coming from the drivers door, a noise from the back of the pano roof that sounds like a loose parcel shelf and the engine (possibly aircon) sounds rough at idle once warmed up. I have had it in 3 times and noises still present. The Pano roof noise is much better but still makes a noise from time to time. Problem is that the noises are intermittent and last visit to dealers they were unable to find any noises.

Also, after washing, each time I raise and lower the tailgate more water appears. I have to raise and lower it 4 times to properly empty wherever the water is being held.

[Neil1911]

... after washing, each time I raise and lower the tailgate more water appears. I have to raise and lower it 4 times to properly empty wherever the water is being held.

That IS a pain, was same on Gen2, I'm blaming the slope on my drive, 5+ degrees, which I reverse down. Are you similar, level or nose down?

[F1 Nut]

... after washing, each time I raise and lower the tailgate more water appears. I have to raise and lower it 4 times to properly empty wherever the water is being held.

That IS a pain, was same on Gen2, I'm blaming the slope on my drive, 5+ degrees, which I reverse down. Are you similar, level or nose down?

I have a level driveway, and it drives me nuts, drips for hours off the rear upper spoiler. I have to wedge a microfibre cloth under each side and let it dry overnight. It is garaged though, so the neighbours don't think I'm completely mad!

[Neil1911]

... after washing, each time I raise and lower the tailgate more water appears. I have to raise and lower it 4 times to properly empty wherever the water is being held.

That IS a pain, was same on Gen2, I'm blaming the slope on my drive, 5+ degrees, which I reverse down. Are you similar, level or nose down?

I have a level driveway, and it drives me nuts, drips for hours off the rear upper spoiler. I have to wedge a microfibre cloth under each side and let it dry overnight. It is garaged though, so the neighbours don't think I'm completely mad!

No but now you've told all of us!!!