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I think what he means is that (it seems) you can't turn on the heated windshield without also turning on the hot blower. But someone else suggested you can then lower the fan speed so it doesn't cook the cabin.

Thanks for sharing! And to clarify, I refer to the heated windshield so to avoid fogging. Maybe this is a PNW thing, with our humid winters. I experience a lot of fogging when driving up mountain roads, especially when temperatures float just around freezing.

Hello folks! I'm seriously considering upgrading to a Macan this year. I live in Vancouver, and one of the nice things here is that the CPO market is always turning up almost new cars (some under 10.000km!) due to how many people lease cars, for much better prices than new, and used cars enjoy...