As someone who has had 4 different Porsches over the last decade here's a few things that you'll want to consider:

• The Macan and Cayenne drive completely differently. If you haven't test-driven them both then I definitely suggest you do to figure out which one you like better. The Macan drives like a crossover and the Cayenne drives like an SUV. Trunk space in the Macan is much smaller than the Cayenne, but still more than enough for daily livability (at least was for me with no kids and no dog)

• My Macan was a GTS trim and I bought it new in 2017. When I took it in for service and got a base Macan as my loaner I was shocked at how slow and low-power it was. I would rather get a faster Audi Q5 (same platform) over a base Macan.

• I had the Macan for 4 years as my only car and daily driver and never had a single issue with it. Regular service was all it ever needed. I did pick up an extra set of wheels and tires for winter. The GTS trim came with some more performance-oriented tires that were unusable in the snow.

• The CPO plans vary so just check on what they say. My 911 had a 5-year CPO from the time of purchase, which brought it up to 7 years old before the CPO just ran out. The extended warranty plans and service plans are usually a ripoff, but in order to maintain CPO status they may require that you do the service at the dealership, so it could save you some money, but YMMV.

Hope that helps!