Cayenne Buyer's Guide - Does it Exist
11-25-2011, 11:57 PM
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" The dark side is strong with this one.
Search the forum and learn about:
Coolant pipes
Cardan shaft
Coil packs and spark plugs
Brake and tire life
Then put $5000 in small unmarked non sequential bills in the freezer, next to the bacon.
Place your therapists number on speed dial.
Update your health proxy status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
I might be worth paying an hour or so for labor at a local Porsche dealer for a PIWIS readout and visual inspection...sort of a mini PPI.
"
11-26-2011, 12:00 AM
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" The dark side is strong with this one.
Search the forum and learn about:
Coolant pipes
Cardan shaft
Coil packs and spark plugs
Brake and tire life
Then put $5000 in small unmarked non sequential bills in the freezer, next to the bacon.
Place your therapists number on speed dial.
Update your health proxy status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
I might be worth paying an hour or so for labor at a local Porsche dealer for a PIWIS readout and visual inspection...sort of a mini PPI.
"
Search the forum and learn about:
Coolant pipes
Cardan shaft
Coil packs and spark plugs
Brake and tire life
Then put $5000 in small unmarked non sequential bills in the freezer, next to the bacon.
Place your therapists number on speed dial.
Update your health proxy status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
I might be worth paying an hour or so for labor at a local Porsche dealer for a PIWIS readout and visual inspection...sort of a mini PPI.
"
11-26-2011, 12:02 AM
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" The dark side is strong with this one.
Search the forum and learn about:
Coolant pipes
Cardan shaft
Coil packs and spark plugs
Brake and tire life
Then put $5000 in small unmarked non sequential bills in the freezer, next to the bacon.
Place your therapists number on speed dial.
Update your health proxy status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
I might be worth paying an hour or so for labor at a local Porsche dealer for a PIWIS readout and visual inspection...sort of a mini PPI.
"
Search the forum and learn about:
Coolant pipes
Cardan shaft
Coil packs and spark plugs
Brake and tire life
Then put $5000 in small unmarked non sequential bills in the freezer, next to the bacon.
Place your therapists number on speed dial.
Update your health proxy status to "Do Not Resuscitate"
I might be worth paying an hour or so for labor at a local Porsche dealer for a PIWIS readout and visual inspection...sort of a mini PPI.
"
So, you have a cayenne? Should I seriously consider this buy?
11-26-2011, 01:53 AM
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alright, I'm kind of a hybrid. I've been a member on rennlist for many years, as I owned a 928S4 many years ago. I'm now a BMW owner, and an, um, upstanding member on a prominent BMW board.
So, I also find myself looking at Cayennes....in the first gen range. I came on here as this board was an outstanding help with my 928...however, I cannot search a buyers guide, what to look for, etc, for this particular porsche. I find a thread stared by Don Nguyen, whom I coincidentally know from the BMW world asking the same thing and getting a bunch of pithy responses. Then another that I'm posting in referring to the first which gives zero information of any kind other than "buy the newest you can afford", which is frankly just fantastic if I'm talking to a 12 year old. Now, is there, on this board, with all the knowledge that I've come to expect from the people here, a buying guide for first gen Cayenne's? Or, instead, am I going to get some BS re-directs back to no info?
So, I also find myself looking at Cayennes....in the first gen range. I came on here as this board was an outstanding help with my 928...however, I cannot search a buyers guide, what to look for, etc, for this particular porsche. I find a thread stared by Don Nguyen, whom I coincidentally know from the BMW world asking the same thing and getting a bunch of pithy responses. Then another that I'm posting in referring to the first which gives zero information of any kind other than "buy the newest you can afford", which is frankly just fantastic if I'm talking to a 12 year old. Now, is there, on this board, with all the knowledge that I've come to expect from the people here, a buying guide for first gen Cayenne's? Or, instead, am I going to get some BS re-directs back to no info?
Yes, I have a link:
http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...s-of-good-info.
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11-26-2011, 08:21 AM
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