Blade-MD

Anyone have the Porsche Rear Seat Entertainment System (PRSE). Just got Christophorous 315 and saw it on page 49. It say it is a retrofit. Intersted if anyone has personal experience and $$. Kid reviews would also be appreciated.

gaurang

Anyone notice the vehicle pictured has a lot more interior color trim than other cayennes (at least mine).. the areas i am referring to are around the PCM where just buttons are black and in the instrument cluster.. again just gaugaes are black while everything else is in tan.. is this on newer cayennes? interesting look innit

Davidoconn

I am pretty sure the color coded trim pieces are available through the custom tailoring or Porsche Exclusive option listing. The newest 2005 and 2006 still have black trim pieces standard, but you can get the matching color trim as an option.

Blade-MD

Here is an e-mail from Sunset Imports in Oregon:
2542.00 plus shipping of about 10.00 and I show only one in stock in black color. Depending on what color availability may be better or worse. For what ever colored trim parts there must be a color code for this kit so I'll need your interior color if ordered. You know, if you pitch that car around enough while he watches scooby doo, you'll need airsickness bags in an easy to reach dispenser unit. That's our good guy deal that we gave you also, I think you got the rails last time on the same program. Thanks! Jeff.

beemaze

Anyone other than the dealer that can install this?

I just had someone do some european upgrades on my benz in an associate's garage. He's a MBZ tech and brought the Star Diagnosis mini-PC with him.

Mav

Can this be installed on MY04 Cayenne S?

wingless

Good luck with that.

One of the ways that Porsche is able to position the Cayenne as the value class leader is by building each vehicle with a VIN-specific wiring harness. Porsche saves costs by eliminating wire conductors, connectors and connector contacts that are not required for the vehicle, as built by the factory. Porsche then passes those savings directly to the consumer.

To add those options after delivery requires dissassembly of the interior. From personal experience, the Cayenne is MUCH more involved to disassemble than ANY other vehicle I've played with.

This is contrasted to Mercedes, which builds the vehicles with a wiring harness that permits the dealership to plug in new options as required.