Questions on Ordering Cayenne
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Hey guys,
I'm actually new to the forum, and this will be my first porsche since 1983! I've been moving back and forth from BMW and MB's since I had a need for a third row in our SUV. But finally I can purchase a Cayenne since I don't need a third row anymore!
I just had a few questions about the 2012 cayenne
Is there any recommended "must have options"? I noticed a lot of people purchasing the PASM? Does it really change the ride a lot such as for softer or harder?
Also is the Dark Blue Metallic a good looking color? It looks good on the interactive porsche display...but in real life I'm wondering?
Also any dealer recommendations from the midwest to the east coast? I live in Chicago and am likely going to buy from Porsche of North Olmsted, since I have a good relationship with MB of North Olmsted, but if anyone has any recommendations for a good experience I'd appreciate it.
Thanks, looking forward to joining the forum!
I'm actually new to the forum, and this will be my first porsche since 1983! I've been moving back and forth from BMW and MB's since I had a need for a third row in our SUV. But finally I can purchase a Cayenne since I don't need a third row anymore!
I just had a few questions about the 2012 cayenne
Is there any recommended "must have options"? I noticed a lot of people purchasing the PASM? Does it really change the ride a lot such as for softer or harder?
Also is the Dark Blue Metallic a good looking color? It looks good on the interactive porsche display...but in real life I'm wondering?
Also any dealer recommendations from the midwest to the east coast? I live in Chicago and am likely going to buy from Porsche of North Olmsted, since I have a good relationship with MB of North Olmsted, but if anyone has any recommendations for a good experience I'd appreciate it.
Thanks, looking forward to joining the forum!
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Lots of threads on options here and over at 6speed. Search under w00t who did a review of each individual option he ordered:
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...ts-avatar.html
Several threads with pics on the DBM as well:
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...e-met-ctt.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...ck-wheels.html
Enjoy the dizzying number of choices.
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...ts-avatar.html
Several threads with pics on the DBM as well:
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...e-met-ctt.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/porsche-...ck-wheels.html
Enjoy the dizzying number of choices.
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Hey krazy3281, WFBlue is bang on.
I used those threads to narrow down my selections.
w00t did an excellent job of highlighting the plethora of options on his Cayenne.
The option list is indeed long, so first decide your must haves.
Then read the threads to see if there are some must haves in others' opinions.
As to the midnight blue, we love the colour! The pictures are great on the threads WFBlue indicated, but in person it is so much nicer!
PASM is a must have for us and you should notice the difference. I drove one with and without at the dealership and in Leipzig on the track.
Good luck!
I used those threads to narrow down my selections.
w00t did an excellent job of highlighting the plethora of options on his Cayenne.
The option list is indeed long, so first decide your must haves.
Then read the threads to see if there are some must haves in others' opinions.
As to the midnight blue, we love the colour! The pictures are great on the threads WFBlue indicated, but in person it is so much nicer!
PASM is a must have for us and you should notice the difference. I drove one with and without at the dealership and in Leipzig on the track.
Good luck!