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Old 04-25-2004, 08:26 PM
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Originally posted by magicdracula
LOL

Sorry little mistakes makes big differences " ' " ' " (hehehehe)
GREAT sense of humor! Great-looking C-S too.
Old 04-25-2004, 09:24 PM
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Very nice!! Your car is so clean. I'm jealous...
Old 04-28-2004, 07:07 PM
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Real nice car and pics, my personal prefrence is black on black to.
About 2 weeks ago I picked up one also exept it has the sunroof/moonroof and is not the S.
Old 04-29-2004, 01:49 AM
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Dear MagicDracula:

Thanks for the photos. Your vehicle is smashing! ...especially, the wood steering wheel.
Question: How effective is the 4-zone air-conditioning? Do the 2nd row vents have real blower power? Or, are they still weak, like in the base Cayennes with only 2-zone (driver/passenger) AC? Are there actually 2 separate blower motors; one for the front row, and another for the 2nd row?
When you have more pics, I look forward to seeing them on this website. Thanks again.
Old 04-29-2004, 10:28 AM
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I think there are actually at least one seperate blower for the back two zones located aft and the the left of the passengers...

Help guys.....
Old 04-29-2004, 01:25 PM
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Originally posted by Carrera GT

As for "almost every option" ... I wonder if anyone has paid more for a Cayenne S than a Cayenne Turbo yet ...
We've come close. In Canada, base on the Turbo is $125,100. We delivered an S that priced out at $120,000CDN.

Had pretty much everything possible, except for Advanced Off Road Package, the Rear Tire Carrier, and the trailer hitch.

Old 04-29-2004, 02:30 PM
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I ordered almost every option and was still well below the "20k" difference between a Cayenne S and Cayenne Turbo...
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Magic: whats up!! nice Cayenne!! I saw it a couple times in cronin, finally im registered in this forums

I love your color combination!!! and yes its a veryyyy clean car...

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Very kewl Cayenne. I love the dark interior and wood steering wheel!!
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Isn't it nice. Although everybody I knew suggested not to get the wood when I ordered the car "It's a sporty car, the wood will ruin the look"

EVERYBODY told me that, they admitted that they were wrong. The wood is soo nice since its simple and combines sportiness with luxury

Thanks a lot Blade for your kind comments. And thanks to all for the nice comments. I'm sorry that I was never able to reply before to this thread, but here I'm again

About keeping the car clean, I'm a neat person, so the only thing I had to do to keep the car clean is to prohibit my girlfriend's EVIL ACTS in the car. Like putting manicure and nail polishers on her toes, then leaving a little red memory on the glove compartment in my old car BUT not anymore

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Old 06-07-2004, 12:31 PM
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Originally posted by Carrera GT
Nice choice. Sunroof delete makes sense to me. I have three sunroofs in the garage and never open a one of 'em. The Cayenne "Targa" will be interesting though.

As for "almost every option" ... I wonder if anyone has paid more for a Cayenne S than a Cayenne Turbo yet ...

leather, carbon & sports seats
nav & CD changer
air suspension
off-road equipment & cosmetics
sport techno 20" wheels & swing-arm spare
rear air etc.

Without getting too wildy profligate or frivolous* it's "easy" to approach $100K and certainly well over that number when it comes to taxes.

* Of course, any $100K SUV is a wild indulgence, but note: no leather on the air vents...

How much does the C-TT cost there in the US ?if it´s less than 98,605.08 USD, I´ve bought a V6 expensier than a C-TT .. The V6 costs about 89,977.13 USD here in Portugal (73000 euros)...
Old 06-08-2004, 01:05 PM
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Base price in Finland for Cayenne V6 is 79900 euros ($98229).
Mine with just a couple of extras is about 95000 euros ($116793)!

Mika
Old 06-09-2004, 08:32 PM
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... that´s WAY too much... 73531 euros is the base price here in Portugal.. but 79900...
Old 06-10-2004, 04:25 PM
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Mika and CWis,
I think it would be worth the effort to look in other european countries the next time you buy a car. Here in Sweden the base price for the V6 is 53200 euros...
I will pay 76000 for my six-speed '05 S (on order).
Old 06-10-2004, 05:21 PM
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I truly don't understand the new currency, the Euro!

Aren’t the prices of goods supposed to be ALMOST the same all over Europe? And wouldn't all European countries share the same level of Inflation and all that economics stuff? I mean why the new same currency all over Europe, if its value is different from one place to another?

Are there any taxes between the European countries? And if not, then why don't you buy the car from Sweden or wherever it’s cheaper to buy it from?

I'm sorry but it would be interesting to learn something new from you guys

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