ltc

Hmmn, what I like about Cayennes:

1. They don't float
2. They are not fire proof

Blade-MD

Dennis C

Don't you mean "uncontained thermal event" proof? Or does that only apply to hybrid vehicles?

ltc

It's one of those moments that words can't describe......but let me try.

Imagine a bunch of Porsche executives/managers/engineers, all sitting around, in stunned silence, as flames pour out from under the wheel wells of a Porsche Cayenne Hybrid (pre demo/executive ride check).

Stunned silence.......and then, wait for it......

Larry bursts out into hysterical laughter and walks away.

A moment he took to his grave and always brought a smile to his face.

INURGRL951

Why thank you I got 2 somewhat loophole good answers..or the best i will get



costas

rome

Beezr:

I'd opt for an '06 model (or a very late '05). By and large these seem to be more reliable.

I love my 2006 'S'. It's an great all around machine, and with 75K miles, it's proven to be very reliable.

SciFrog

Go for the TT. So much fun.
Still having my 04, been trouble free last two years so decided to go naked.
Will wait for the new Cayenne to replace it.