DWPC

Picked up our 2006 CTT in Phoenix Thursday and savored the 120 mile drive back to Red Rock Country. A phenomenal car...and it got 19 mpg!. Had a really good buying experience at Porsche North Scottsdale. I only wish it had better protection underneath from the nasty rocks embedded like teeth in many USFS "roads" around here.

endless_corners

Excellent! Gonna be a dusty piggy. What tire size are you running?

DWPC

Running 255/55x18 Pirelli P-Zero Rossos....not AT tires by any means but they're new so I'm not making any changes for a while.

Keeping it clean will be a hassle, but it would be for any color except the burgundy, and they're too scarce to hold for one.

Divot

PNS is pretty good, but they don't give p-cars as loaners (at least to me).

I'm pretty sure they make some undercarriage armor.

Is it Lapis Blue? Oh, and white hides dirt better than almost any color.

DWPC

It's black. White doesn't hide our orange dirt; our other car is white!

ECS Tuning

That's a great looking Cayenne !! Glad the buying experience was awesome too boot. Porsche does offer some extra coverings that were offered in the Advanced Off-Road Technical Package. 95510798101 is the steel under-engine tray (in black), and 95504480016 is the stainless steel front end cover, which goes between the under-engine tray and the front bumper. For more information Click Here.

Budget M3

Congrats! FWIW those 18's are an excellent choice for any off-pavement driving.

DWPC

I'm going to look into the underbody shield, but sheet metal wouldn't give much protection against rocks. My Hummer had a heavy steel tube grid protecting the engine and trans; I might look into having something fabricated. Sliders too...the pricey OEM aluminum sliders (rocker protection) are either for show or sacrificial or both.

tomphot

Well done - you did your research and found your car!

yaya97

I keep repeating myself but mpg can be fair in a Pepper as long as its driven at legal speeds 19-23 is normal. Beautiful car!!!