ssquare14

2012 Cayenne S. On cold Northeast mornings it can take 20-30 minutes for oil to reach temp.. which is just about my whole commute. I guess it takes a while to bring the 9+ quarts of oil up to temp

BenCD

It all depends. In the winter, now, it might take 30 minutes when driving in the city. When it is warm out it might take 10 minutes.

The answer is, it depends. It is like asking how long it takes one to jerk-off.

chiapet15

On our Cayenne eHybrid, it generally takes 20-30min of highway driving to bring the oil to ~210F. This is in California, with ambient temp around 70F

deilenberger

I can tell you - idling -at 50F ambient - a 2011 CTT takes about 22 minutes to come up to temperature enough to read the oil level with my iCarScan. That's 90C (but less than 100C..)

GoneTurbo958

I would say it takes my Cayenne about 20-30 minutes to reach oil temp in these Minnesota winters. Yesterday, it reached a whopping 35 degrees and it took about 15 minutes of city driving to hit temp.

whitecayenneS

I put mine in Manual and try to keep it at 2,500 rpm until the oil reaches around 185F to 200F. In the summer that's under 10 minutes. In winter it's more like 20 minutes. "Sport" mode holds down the engine oil temp to 195F so I avoid sport mode until the engine oil is hot however I've never done a test to see if the oil warms up slower in Sport Mode (probably does not).