what you guys using as a daily car? i'm NOT using my GT3 often
12-18-2016, 09:18 PM
#271
Drifting
not even close.
Parents have Audi Q5 diesel, r package. 65k msrp.
has all bells and whistles.
i have cayenne s - 95k msrp.
my mother told my father to get rid of the Audi asap, she needs a Porsche.i have and she also has driven my car back to back in 609 mile road trip. We both came out saying not in same league.
12-19-2016, 03:22 AM
#272
GT3 player par excellence
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^ your mom is smart
your dad.... ahem...... needs help
your dad.... ahem...... needs help
12-19-2016, 04:56 PM
#274
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not even close.
Parents have Audi Q5 diesel, r package. 65k msrp.
has all bells and whistles.
i have cayenne s - 95k msrp.
my mother told my father to get rid of the Audi asap, she needs a Porsche.i have and she also has driven my car back to back in 609 mile road trip. We both came out saying not in same league.
Parents have Audi Q5 diesel, r package. 65k msrp.
has all bells and whistles.
i have cayenne s - 95k msrp.
my mother told my father to get rid of the Audi asap, she needs a Porsche.i have and she also has driven my car back to back in 609 mile road trip. We both came out saying not in same league.
not the same size , engine , etc.
the Macan Turbo , for sure the best handling SUV i ever drove
with the PDK it's not even fell like SUV
but who care about handling when you drive 99% of the time inside the city
only straight , from stoplight to another
and the surface bumpy and broken all over
right?
this is why i wrote "for what i need"
the Macan Turbo it's a "wired" SUV (in my opinion)
not so practical like an SUV , legroom space on the back for child only
stiff ride
drive like a sports car.
so if it's not practical and you like sports cars , why not buying a real sports car?
what i need is a car or SUV that can absorb the bad roads
i'm driving everyday: Work , gym , home , etc.
and the Q7 suspension tune to absorb better then the Cayenne
the Cayenne i got as a loaner car was much more stiffer.
i use to have Cayenne S (the older model) for 2 years,
i can't say anything good about this SUV.
build quality?
i have Macan Turbo (fully loaded)
i think the Audi build quality are better
(i'm not talking about leather quality , i'm talking about fit and finish and technology)
i think Porsche better with Sports car
not with road cars / SUV (on a bad roads area)
i got also one day Panamera as a loaner car , not liked it at all.
(many loaner cars , why? because the Macan have annoying noises from the dashboard the driver door and Porsche can't fix it until now , over a year)
12-19-2016, 05:14 PM
#276
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Just ordered a new daily .
Aston Martin v12 Vantage S manual , happy days
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPhoh3kens
Aston Martin v12 Vantage S manual , happy days
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPhoh3kens
An Aston as a daily?
I would have waited for a bit more AMG influence, so you know you can make it home..
12-19-2016, 07:12 PM
#277
Burning Brakes
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Just ordered a new daily .
Aston Martin v12 Vantage S manual , happy days
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPhoh3kens
Aston Martin v12 Vantage S manual , happy days
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPhoh3kens
12-20-2016, 01:16 AM
#278
Drifting
he's a weird man. has a thing for diesels.
cayenne diesel was not state side when he got the audi.
you need a Cadillac. 
cayenne diesel was not state side when he got the audi.
you can't compare Audi Q5 to Cayenne S
not the same size , engine , etc.
the Macan Turbo , for sure the best handling SUV i ever drove
with the PDK it's not even fell like SUV
but who care about handling when you drive 99% of the time inside the city
only straight , from stoplight to another
and the surface bumpy and broken all over
right?
this is why i wrote "for what i need"
the Macan Turbo it's a "wired" SUV (in my opinion)
not so practical like an SUV , legroom space on the back for child only
stiff ride
drive like a sports car.
so if it's not practical and you like sports cars , why not buying a real sports car?
what i need is a car or SUV that can absorb the bad roads
i'm driving everyday: Work , gym , home , etc.
and the Q7 suspension tune to absorb better then the Cayenne
the Cayenne i got as a loaner car was much more stiffer.
i use to have Cayenne S (the older model) for 2 years,
i can't say anything good about this SUV.
build quality?
i have Macan Turbo (fully loaded)
i think the Audi build quality are better
(i'm not talking about leather quality , i'm talking about fit and finish and technology)
i think Porsche better with Sports car
not with road cars / SUV (on a bad roads area)
i got also one day Panamera as a loaner car , not liked it at all.
(many loaner cars , why? because the Macan have annoying noises from the dashboard the driver door and Porsche can't fix it until now , over a year)
not the same size , engine , etc.
the Macan Turbo , for sure the best handling SUV i ever drove
with the PDK it's not even fell like SUV
but who care about handling when you drive 99% of the time inside the city
only straight , from stoplight to another
and the surface bumpy and broken all over
right?
this is why i wrote "for what i need"
the Macan Turbo it's a "wired" SUV (in my opinion)
not so practical like an SUV , legroom space on the back for child only
stiff ride
drive like a sports car.
so if it's not practical and you like sports cars , why not buying a real sports car?
what i need is a car or SUV that can absorb the bad roads
i'm driving everyday: Work , gym , home , etc.
and the Q7 suspension tune to absorb better then the Cayenne
the Cayenne i got as a loaner car was much more stiffer.
i use to have Cayenne S (the older model) for 2 years,
i can't say anything good about this SUV.
build quality?
i have Macan Turbo (fully loaded)
i think the Audi build quality are better
(i'm not talking about leather quality , i'm talking about fit and finish and technology)
i think Porsche better with Sports car
not with road cars / SUV (on a bad roads area)
i got also one day Panamera as a loaner car , not liked it at all.
(many loaner cars , why? because the Macan have annoying noises from the dashboard the driver door and Porsche can't fix it until now , over a year)
12-20-2016, 01:55 AM
#279
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12-20-2016, 12:20 PM
#283
Thank you guys.
I must say i also hate Wagons generally but that thing is so different from a normal one. It breaks like a Porsche, accelerates like a C63 AMG S, and transport my dog everywhere in an incredible comfort.
I love it.
I did not know it was not brought to the US, Sad..
I must say i also hate Wagons generally but that thing is so different from a normal one. It breaks like a Porsche, accelerates like a C63 AMG S, and transport my dog everywhere in an incredible comfort.
I love it.
I did not know it was not brought to the US, Sad..
12-20-2016, 12:39 PM
#284
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ufff the RS6 ist not available in the states!?
VW dieselgate can´t be that dramatical - if they can effort to pass this revenue...
unbelievable for me.
best wagon out their and would be my favourite DD - but wifey and i still drive our needed miles with an F20 and F30 diesel BMW. the worse drives monday till thursday. the better feels friday till sunday.
VW dieselgate can´t be that dramatical - if they can effort to pass this revenue...
unbelievable for me.
best wagon out their and would be my favourite DD - but wifey and i still drive our needed miles with an F20 and F30 diesel BMW. the worse drives monday till thursday. the better feels friday till sunday.
12-20-2016, 05:20 PM
#285
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For some reason, Americans don't buy wagons (see opinions above "generally I hate wagons...").
Audi's decision not to sell the RS6 Avant here is simply because the market is so small for a hot wagon.
To me, they are much cooler than SUV's which outsell wagons by a huge margin. To me, wagons drive like cars and SUV's drive like trucks. I'd much rather drive a car.
Hopefully, Porsche will sell the new wagon version of the Panamera here (though I find the Pana prices unreasonably high)...
Audi's decision not to sell the RS6 Avant here is simply because the market is so small for a hot wagon.
To me, they are much cooler than SUV's which outsell wagons by a huge margin. To me, wagons drive like cars and SUV's drive like trucks. I'd much rather drive a car.
Hopefully, Porsche will sell the new wagon version of the Panamera here (though I find the Pana prices unreasonably high)...