Officiall 2011 Cayenne Stuff is out there now
02-25-2010, 10:36 PM
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I'm diggin' it. Weight loss is great! Center stack/console is big improvement. Better looking exterior. PTV from the 911 turbo now available. 8 speed transmission. 1000w, 16 speaker Burmeister sound system.
PASM! ha!
19" wheels now standard on Turbo! double HA!
It appears the seat backs now fold flat and the trailer hitch folds in against the bumper! ha!
Retained PDCC and air suspension.
Nice...very nice. I likee!
PASM! ha!
19" wheels now standard on Turbo! double HA!
It appears the seat backs now fold flat and the trailer hitch folds in against the bumper! ha!
Retained PDCC and air suspension.
Nice...very nice. I likee!
^ -1 on the folding tow hitch....AFAIK not available in the US....RoW only
02-25-2010, 11:39 PM
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daddy like!
02-26-2010, 06:44 AM
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I think in many ways it looks like the Cayenne should have looked like in the first place. A vehicle of this size needs a bit more length, and the new Cayenne got it. The proportions are in much better balance now.
I'm particularly happy to see they moved away from the metal covered B and C pillars. I always thought those chopped-up the side window area.
I do agree that the tail lights and excessive badging are less than ideal. However, removing the badges is easy.
I'm particularly happy to see they moved away from the metal covered B and C pillars. I always thought those chopped-up the side window area.
I do agree that the tail lights and excessive badging are less than ideal. However, removing the badges is easy.
02-26-2010, 11:17 AM
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02-26-2010, 02:39 PM
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02-26-2010, 03:13 PM
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There are still concerns regarding the long term reliability at the higher HP/TQ levels of the Turbo and/or GT2.
AFAIK, all the Cayenne test mules were automatics from the start...the PDK was never fitted. Given some time, it may change.
02-26-2010, 03:14 PM
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02-26-2010, 09:45 PM
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Like the new look. Really didnt think old one was bad on Ext. Was not a fan of old Int. But the new one is good. As far as backside only looks bad if you're following it.
Like the look of front looks sharp. Looks lot more sports car than Prev Models.
Would way rather have this than any Merc , Ranger Rover , Bmw and for Sure the Toyota Aka Lexus.
Will be placing the wife a build in May.
Like the look of front looks sharp. Looks lot more sports car than Prev Models.
Would way rather have this than any Merc , Ranger Rover , Bmw and for Sure the Toyota Aka Lexus.
Will be placing the wife a build in May.
02-26-2010, 10:26 PM
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Ahhh great, the new Pig is going to have auto start/stop and ACC like the Pani. Fun-fun. Wonder if they will need new alternators from the factory too??
oh snap...
oh snap...