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2020 Porsche Macan Turbo vs Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography review - the best fast SUV? - Autocar

2020 Porsche Macan Turbo vs Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography review - the best fast SUV? - Autocar

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The Porsche Macan Turbo is a fast, do-anything Porsche SUV and the Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic is Britain's 4x4 alternative. Both are meant to do a similar thing: be a sports car, off-roader and estate car all in one. On paper they're quite similar: the Porsche Macan Turbo costs from -68, 000 and does 0-62mph (0-100kph) in 4. 1seconds, thanks to plenty of power - 434bhp - from its 2. 9-litre twin turbocharged V6. The Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography Dynamic, from Land Rover's SVO department, does things in a slightly more old-school way. It has a 5. 0-litre supercharged V8 with 542bhp, but it's a heavier car so it can get from 0-60mph in 4. 3sec. It costs from -86, 000. Join our testers we we compare the two back to back in our twin test review to find out which is the best fast SUV you can buy
Date: 2022-04-17

Comments and reviews: 10


Don't think these are comparable. You can compare the Macan to F-Pace SVR, Stelvio QV. you know - SUVs made for taking corners fast. The Velar SVAD? Don't think there is much to compare it to. Bigger top of the line MBs and BMWs and Audis, but these come as the RRS competitors, not the Velar.
I own the V6 diesel Velar, my only regret is I missed the V6 petrol engine (they've stopped selling it some time ago) and I couldn't wait for JLR to release the hybrid V6 petrol that is somewhere on the 2021-2022 lists.

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Take me through why they are making a video of two 4 x 4-s that are supposedly very capable off road and then just driving them around the road? It would really help if the so-called professional people could actually pronounce Porsche properly as well. It makes them seem very uneducated. It-s a bit like saying Madjorca instead of majorca! DULL.
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SUVs aren't really my speed. But, between these two, the Porsche is cheaper, more economical and drives better on-road. And, since it's a Range Rover, the Velar will be a garage queen that causes you no end of grief. I understand that AutoCar wants to wave the flag and hates to dump on the Range Rover, but it's really an easy choice.
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Has to be the Porsche. I-ve had a Velar and they are just not as well made as the Germans. You get electrical faults, screens not firing up, door handles not popping out etc. And they always seem to break down. I would never own any Land Rover/Jaguar product that wasn-t under full manufacturers warranty put it that way.
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RANGE ROVER. GUARANTEE TO BREAK.
( guys you know that, their reliability is rubbish. NEVER BUY A RANGE ROVER (
PORCHES NEVER A PROBLEM WITH MY 7 YEAR OLD CAYENNE. ( I'm changing to the new skoda soon )

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I dont think many mention that macan is actually a pretty good offroader, i would definately option in with airsprings for more comfort and offroad capability, though the rover is better offroader
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Bigger fuel loads more weight less performance more fuel used. Never run my car at full tank. why add extra 25 kilo for no reason other than cant be bothered to get out once to fill up again.
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Range Rover was ruined the day they were bought by TATA.
TaTa failed to manage the brands name and quality.
They only focused on increasing sales. It is very disappointing.

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Thank you for your review. So many complaints about the drivers. then turn if off if you don-t like it. geez! Do you keep eating something that you think tastes bad?
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The Porsche is no Toyota in terms of reliability, but a Range Rover with air springs is going to be a disaster. So I'd go for the Porsche.
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