EnigmaWmn

Self-incriminating? I guess I shouldn't mention that I used to refer to my Cayenne as Lexington.

f4 plt

Prior to the Cayenne GTS my wife had a Lexus RX 350. Nice vehicle EXCEPT the front seats did my back in. they were so short hip to knee and no lateral support and I'm only 5'9" and weigh 160. On the highway it was also more affected by passing trucks and crosswinds than the Cayenne. Gas mileage was its plus. By the way I find the service at our local Porsche dealer every bit as good, if not better than the Lexus dealer. I will admit the Lexus dealer had more glitz. The seats in the Cayenne (GTS) far better than the Lexus. The stability on the highway outstanding, gas mileage OK and towing capability, all I need. In fact we will be trailering the SC track car to Parade behind the Cayenne. Also what other SUV on the market talks about autocross and tracking the vehicle ... in the owners manual.

bbcobby

f4 plt stated the argument in favor of the Cayenne so very well. Speaking of crosswinds, we've had winds gusting at 39+ mph today deep in the heart of Texas and I barely felt a thing on the commute. I'd have definitely felt it in the Lexus.

Lexington is a great name for a Cayenne. I love it. I'm also glad to know I'm not the only person outside of my in-laws who name their cars and enjoy finding interesting names for them.

EnigmaWmn

I was joking. I don't name cars. Lexington just happens to be in the same line of work as Diggler

ltc

Great minds think alike

EnigmaWmn

I would have never guessed that you're a fan of Lex Steele.....

rome

Hey, if you two can't keep it clean then take it to off topic.

ltc

Used to do business in Vegas every year (same time as "adult" themed trade shows were also in town....go figure) and ran into him once.
Nice guy, even nicer entourage.

EnigmaWmn

It's good that you ran into him and not the other way around .....

Rome, this conversation is too tame for OT and would be worthless without pics

faster

well guys and gals, she bought a Cayenne, i asked her to post the details. thanks for giving her some insight with you're opinions and experiences.