Dewinator

http://www.topgear.com/car-news/firs...n-better-drive

Looks like someone was trying to force feed a 718 until it produced foie gras but gave up and decided to sell it as a Cayenne instead.

John Mclane

The rear looks just like a Lincoln

https://cars.usnews.com/static/image...ngularrear.jpg

asia

Looks sort of station wagon like. Cow horn pepper?

PSCB Porsche squeak and crumble brake?

Michael_s

Weird. Belt line looks high to me.

Archimedes

Don't think it looks bad, just kinda generic. Don't see any Porsche DNA in the design at all anymore. Just looks like a better looking Q7.

onedae

doesn't look bad to me. It's an SUV - not a 911!!

Dennis C

I like it. We will consider another Cayenne when it's time to sell our Audi SQ5.

Porscheforever

Looks like range rover...not all that bad I guess 😉

nyca

Actually, the upcoming Velar looks alot better than this.

SEG

Anyone know what color that is?

pdutta2000

I actually kind of like it. I think the Cayenne will always get a bad rap cause it was the SUV that saved the sports car company. It also doesn't help that Porsche got the Macan design perfect.

asia

New battery:
"One particular technical highlight is the innovative lithium-ion polymer starter battery, which alone accounts for a weight saving of 10 kg over the predecessor model."

New headlights:

Dewinator

I don't think we'll be getting those fancy headlights in the US.

Dennis C

You're probably right. The PDLS+ headlights on the 991 are "detuned" for the US market already.

CombatChuk

Porsche sells LED Matrix headlights for the Panamera that are similar, but then adds a disclaimer that feature won't be available in US models

The new tungsten-carbide brakes fascinate me... If they really do improve fade, it's probably an easy retrofit for steel brakes cars.