IINM, my ex-director is driving one, from his experience, servicing every 15,000km, RM3000-RM4000 per service.
Tires... RM1000 per corner.
Fuel consumption, average 10km per Litre bah.
Road tax, depending on your engine capacity, 2L = RM400, 2.5L = RM900, 3.0L = RMxxxxx check the table bah.
Insurance.... depends on your car's value and your NCD, but IINM online estimate RM3000-RM4000.

So... comes back to the question... can you afford to maintain driving a Macan?

2nd hand Macan is cheap... but can you afford the maintenance and repair bills?

You go simple assumption can estimate how much is your "yearly maintenance" fee ady.

Yearly Insurance: RM3500
Cost of Tire Per Year: (RM1500 x 4) / 3 Years (assuming tire last average 3 years) = RM2000 per year
Yearly Service = RM2500 (in between official centre and specialist)
Total Yearly Cost = RM8,000 or RM666.66 per month.

If you can afford RM8000 per year, or RM666.66 per month. Why not?
Keep in mind this is excluding petrol fee and REPAIR FEE. Repairing a Porsche need potong kidney. Serious.

Eksceli 10km/L or 30MPG is considered the industry standard/average for modern cars.

As long as my car can hit that amount... im happy ady..

Almost forgot to add... the Porsche Macan uses PDK... or Porsche's version of the Dual Clutch Gearbox.... so......... MasterConfucion take note yeah.... PDK isn't very reliable when driving in our roads yeah? So.... expect the gearbox needs replacement soon.

The same can be said that..

Back 3 years ago I saw a lot of VW Jetta, Passat, GTi, Audi A4 B8, A5 B8 on the road... now.... kosong pulak?

The Porsche Macan's 2nd hand value just dropped towards a point that it has now became affordable but yet "reliable" to be driven for a brief period... before it needs repair...

Don't believe me? Check out the 2nd hand market for the VW models I've mentioned earlier... their prices so low I can buy them cash and swap them every year.... Passat this year, Jetta next year, GTi the year after... syok yeeee~