The Porsche Macan was launched on November 20, 2013, at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Porsche introduced the vehicle as a smaller alternative to the larger Cayenne. Perhaps less well-known is that the Macan was originally developed under the codename "Cajun"—a portmanteau of "Cayenne" and "Junior." At its launch, the model was offered with a choice of three V6 engines: the Macan S, featuring a 3.0-liter engine with 340 hp; the Turbo, with a 3.6-liter engine producing 400 hp; and a diesel variant, equipped with a 3.0-liter engine delivering 245 hp. All versions came with a seven-speed "PDK" transmission and all-wheel drive. As is typical for Porsche—much like with the 911—the GTS trim represents the "sweet spot" of the Macan lineup; it offers slightly less power than the Turbo, yet significantly more than the "S" variants, and comes exceptionally well-equipped. Next week, we will be auctioning a superb example: a car with only two owners, still wearing its original paint, and maintained exclusively by Porsche Gelderland.
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