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Originally Posted by GoldenPEPPA
How does the new V6 perform??
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Originally Posted by pearlcoupeg35
WOW! More info on the 08 V6 Cayenne! That looks great man....can you share what options you got? Power? Handleing? etc?
Also, i think those are the OZ Canyons? They look SICK! Well done
Also, i think those are the OZ Canyons? They look SICK! Well done
Power: pretty much what I said before, much smoother, I don't myself trying to play with the Tiptronic all the time.
Handling: I have the adaptive steering on this one vs. my 05. It's a totally different beast in that aspect. At low speeds, the steering is really easy to steer then it stiffens up with speed. I do find the steering is a bit looser though
Suspension/ride: MUCH smoother. And this is comparing my 08 with the springs on it vs. my stock 05
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Originally Posted by oproulx
I didn't get that many options; basalt black, roof, 18" wheels (for winter), fire extinguisher, wood wheel, stainless plates front and back, adaptive steering.
Power: pretty much what I said before, much smoother, I don't myself trying to play with the Tiptronic all the time.
Handling: I have the adaptive steering on this one vs. my 05. It's a totally different beast in that aspect. At low speeds, the steering is really easy to steer then it stiffens up with speed. I do find the steering is a bit looser though
Suspension/ride: MUCH smoother. And this is comparing my 08 with the springs on it vs. my stock 05
Power: pretty much what I said before, much smoother, I don't myself trying to play with the Tiptronic all the time.
Handling: I have the adaptive steering on this one vs. my 05. It's a totally different beast in that aspect. At low speeds, the steering is really easy to steer then it stiffens up with speed. I do find the steering is a bit looser though
Suspension/ride: MUCH smoother. And this is comparing my 08 with the springs on it vs. my stock 05
Your Cayenne V6 looks mean, well done!
Where is the fire extinguisher located? Inside a drawer underneath the seat, or mounted at the edge of the seat? Any pictures? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by oproulx
Thanks a lot! When are you getting yours?
I also ordered with standard 18 inch wheels, planning on getting the OZ
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Originally Posted by Targa Tim
Your Cayenne V6 looks mean, well done!
Where is the fire extinguisher located? Inside a drawer underneath the seat, or mounted at the edge of the seat? Any pictures? Thanks.
Where is the fire extinguisher located? Inside a drawer underneath the seat, or mounted at the edge of the seat? Any pictures? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by racer_65
Just wondering why you choose a V6? Judging by your fleet it does not appear price or gas mileage are the major considerations...
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Originally Posted by alex911s
Suppose to be this week, maybe towards the end of this month..
I also ordered with standard 18 inch wheels, planning on getting the OZ
I also ordered with standard 18 inch wheels, planning on getting the OZ
) and they've been really good. In any case, you'll be really happy!
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Originally Posted by oproulx
OZ makes a really strong wheel. I've hit A LOT of potholes (Montreal doesn't exactly have the best roads ) and they've been really good. In any case, you'll be really happy!
) and they've been really good. In any case, you'll be really happy!
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