Is Cayenne usually not considered as a part of Porsche family?
10-22-2013, 07:41 PM
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Is Cayenne usually not considered as a part of Porsche family?
Why don't I usually see it in many websites like autoshops'? They would like to list 911, boxer, Cayman but barely include Cayenne. Is there any reason?
Last edited by ecruiser; 10-23-2013 at 01:18 AM.
10-22-2013, 10:43 PM
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Cut and pasted this question into the input section of translate.google.com but the software did not recognize the language.
Maybe it's in code?
Any cryptologists out there?
10-22-2013, 11:07 PM
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Have you looked in the off-road segment of your websites to see if the Porsche Cayenne is listed there?
10-22-2013, 11:33 PM
#4
Dude. Seriously?
I suggest a review of the brand history. The C4 tracks back to the 959 which was originally a rally car. To this day they still do testing of both the TT and C4 off road. They are no rock crawlers, but properly fitted they have no fear of a little rough terrain.
I suggest a review of the brand history. The C4 tracks back to the 959 which was originally a rally car. To this day they still do testing of both the TT and C4 off road. They are no rock crawlers, but properly fitted they have no fear of a little rough terrain.
10-22-2013, 11:48 PM
#5
Yes dude seriously.
A typical 911 is not considered an offroad vehicle in my world, unlike the Cayenne.
The Cayman, Boxster, Panamera and the 918 are also not considered offroad vehicles.
A typical 911 is not considered an offroad vehicle in my world, unlike the Cayenne.
The Cayman, Boxster, Panamera and the 918 are also not considered offroad vehicles.
10-23-2013, 12:13 AM
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What you consider as an off road capable vehicle has little bearing on what actually is. I suppose that you also consider the Cayenne as not being a track or AutoX vehicle? You'd be wrong about that too if so.
If you're making that call based on what most owners will do with the vehicle, then the Cayenne isn't an off road vehicle either and the 911 isn't a track car.
I'm not saying the 911 is the best off road vehicle or that it is somehow better at it than the Cayenne. I'm just pointing out that Porsche has had success on the Rally circuit with something other than the Cayenne and saying that the others (specifically the 911) are not off road capable is factually incorrect.
If you're making that call based on what most owners will do with the vehicle, then the Cayenne isn't an off road vehicle either and the 911 isn't a track car.
I'm not saying the 911 is the best off road vehicle or that it is somehow better at it than the Cayenne. I'm just pointing out that Porsche has had success on the Rally circuit with something other than the Cayenne and saying that the others (specifically the 911) are not off road capable is factually incorrect.
10-23-2013, 12:14 AM
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10-23-2013, 12:35 AM
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The Cayenne is an offroad vehicle and the 911 is not an offroad vehicle.
I also do respect your right to believe in Santa Claus.
If your really concerned about this, carry out a poll and see if your opinion fits in with popular belief.
I also do respect your right to believe in Santa Claus.
If your really concerned about this, carry out a poll and see if your opinion fits in with popular belief.
10-23-2013, 12:58 AM
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Popular belief means nothing here. You categorically said the 911 is not an off road vehicle. The fact is that one of its variants was specifically designed for that purpose and they continue to test that ability on all the new descendants of that car.
10-23-2013, 01:24 AM
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10-23-2013, 01:45 AM
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Sounds silly doesn't it.
10-23-2013, 02:04 AM
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But to answer your non-sensical sidebar, no that does not make the 918 an off road car. As I've stated clearly multiple times, what owners do with the car makes no difference. It's what Porsche designed it to do.
Obviously there is no helping you understand the difference between fact and opinion, so I'm done. Good night.
10-23-2013, 02:26 AM
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Changing the subject sounds even sillier. My correction to you was about the 911 and that is all I have continued to reference.
But to answer your non-sensical sidebar, no that does not make the 918 an off road car. As I've stated clearly multiple times, what owners do with the car makes no difference. It's what Porsche designed it to do.
Obviously there is no helping you understand the difference between fact and opinion, so I'm done. Good night.
But to answer your non-sensical sidebar, no that does not make the 918 an off road car. As I've stated clearly multiple times, what owners do with the car makes no difference. It's what Porsche designed it to do.
Obviously there is no helping you understand the difference between fact and opinion, so I'm done. Good night.
What vehicle do you think they will point out to you?
I'll give you a clue, it won't be the 911, Boxster, Cayman or Panamera.
