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Porsche Macan S 2020 This is my Porsche Macan that I've owned for almost three years. I'm the second owner after the first had the car for 3 years.The car is has a strong spec with the following extras:Sport Design Package in gloss black with side skirts: £3,10720" Macan Turbo wheels with back finish: £2,690Air suspension: £1,860Sports exhaust system in black: £1,700Adaptive 18 way electric seats: £1,263Panoramic roof system: £1,137LED headlights in black with PDLS: £1,065Park assist front and rear and 260 surround view: £884Bose Surround Sound: £834Metalic Paint: £674Tinted LED tail lights inc light strip: £539Side blades in black high gloss: £404Privacy glass: £333Front seat heating: £294Roof rails in high gloss black aluminium: £245Comfort lighting system: £219Heated steering wheel: £189Side window trims in high gloss black: £143Wheel centres with colour Porsche crest: £114Smoker package: £38Total: £17,732Other features worth noting are the electric steering column adjustment, this works with the seat and mirror memory function tied to the two keys – very useful if you share the car with a partner. It comes with full navigation that also integrates with Apple Carplay – this works well for using Wayz and streaming services such as itunes and Spotify.The car has full Porsche service history. During my ownership, services have been completed at Porsche Chiswick. It has a Porsche extended warranty that I've held since buying the car. The current 24 month warranty extension from December 2025 has 16 months remaining and can be transferred to the new owner.Whilst the car has mileage of 65,906, it had a new brand new engine including two new turbos fitted by Porsche Chiswick under warranty only 2,270 miles ago at 63,636 miles in December 2025. This was fitted due to a well known cylinder issue. For those interested, Macan's built in and around 2020 experienced covid related piston supply issues. Porsche's usual supplier, Mahle in Germany could not meet piston demand. Porsche sourced alternatives from a company called Dong Yang in South Korea. For some unknown reason – either Porsche not specifying them properly or Dong Yang quality issues, the cylinders/pistons…