Owning a Porsche Macan in Australia isn’t ruinous, but it’s not exactly thrift-store motoring either.
For newer cars under the regular service schedule, expect roughly AUD $800–$1,800 per visit (12 months/15,000 km), with larger interval services nudging the top end.
Older or used Macans out of warranty can see majors around AUD $1,500–$3,000, with extras like PDK/transfer case fluids at $600–$1,200, brakes $1,800–$4,000, and tyres $1,400–$2,400 a set.
Dealers charge more, good German-specialist independents a bit less; keeping the book stamped helps resale, and skimping is false economy on a car with a crest.

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