New Cayenne on Porsche's website!
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07-24-2014, 01:11 AM
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New Cayenne on Porsche's website!
Just saw the new Cayenne design on Porsche's website. Not sure how I feel about it. Maybe it will look better in person... What do you guys think?
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#6
07-24-2014, 07:09 AM
Do not like the Macan style front end at all. Then again, I don't like it on the Macan either.
The rear taillights are marginally successful.
All in all a good update for me....doesn't make my car feel dated!
The rear taillights are marginally successful.
All in all a good update for me....doesn't make my car feel dated!
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07-24-2014, 07:16 AM
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Agreed. Additionally, i like the current 958 tail lights better too.
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#8
07-24-2014, 07:19 AM
+1, other than the upgraded lights (headlights, tail lights, fog lights) the exterior looks the same.
#9
07-24-2014, 07:27 AM
I dislike the new headlights. The more open grill is better looking than the current base/diesel/S/hybrid bumper, but I like the current turbo grill better.
I don't like that prices jumped so significantly and that the diesel specs didn't budge even though Audi and VW are pulling higher numbers from the same motor
I don't like that prices jumped so significantly and that the diesel specs didn't budge even though Audi and VW are pulling higher numbers from the same motor
#10
07-24-2014, 08:01 AM
No base V6 any more I guess. To me the current front & back including the tail pipes look better.
#11
07-24-2014, 08:09 AM
Other than possibly the GTS, NA motors are gone now which was expected.
As far as the base model, when the Cayenne was first released it was just the S and the Turbo. The V6 came later (can't remember if it was announced at launch or not). I expect that a TT 4cyl will be the new base model, though I can also see them possibly eliminating it so there is less price overlap with the Macan.
As far as the base model, when the Cayenne was first released it was just the S and the Turbo. The V6 came later (can't remember if it was announced at launch or not). I expect that a TT 4cyl will be the new base model, though I can also see them possibly eliminating it so there is less price overlap with the Macan.
#12
07-24-2014, 08:45 AM
Other than possibly the GTS, NA motors are gone now which was expected.
As far as the base model, when the Cayenne was first released it was just the S and the Turbo. The V6 came later (can't remember if it was announced at launch or not). I expect that a TT 4cyl will be the new base model, though I can also see them possibly eliminating it so there is less price overlap with the Macan.
As far as the base model, when the Cayenne was first released it was just the S and the Turbo. The V6 came later (can't remember if it was announced at launch or not). I expect that a TT 4cyl will be the new base model, though I can also see them possibly eliminating it so there is less price overlap with the Macan.
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07-24-2014, 11:00 AM
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Agreed. The Turbo is not as appealing (it looks very similar to the other models).
#14
07-24-2014, 11:38 AM
why did the S's base price jump nearly $10k? does it come with more standard equipment? I think it looks great, like the new steering wheel as well. wonder if we can retrofit the facelifted turbo bumper.
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#15
07-24-2014, 12:11 PM
besides the styling changes, i went through the microsite and noticed the Bose stereo is now standard across the models
i personally prefer the current GTS/Turbo styling, but will choose the facelift 2015 over any older models like gnat said
anyone wants to try retrofitting the new steering wheel?
i personally prefer the current GTS/Turbo styling, but will choose the facelift 2015 over any older models like gnat said
anyone wants to try retrofitting the new steering wheel?