anyone know any special leasing available in cali (L.A.)?
how do you guys compare 2008 cayenne and a used 2005 range rover?
also considering the reliability on the RR..
i may be get a 2008 base cayenne...also need some advise about leasing....\
thanks

 

cayenne doesn't lease well.

I have CV6, 2006 msrp @ 48K and I put 2K down, $700/mo for 48mos/15K.

I could have got an 06 X5 @55K and 2K down for the same mo p'mt...

 

Having said that... the 08 CV6 is nice. The new DFI VR6 3.6L is an outstanding engine. Great power and torque down low... a big improvement over the 3.2L.
Having purchased a base CV6 I can tell you some "don't miss" options.

"Soft Look Leather" it's only like $400

"Memory Seats" are nice after the car wash, valet or your wife drives...

"Moonroof" I could live without honestly.

Heated Seats and Wheel are useless here.

"Auto Climate Control" for $550 is nice.

so for around 52-53K you'd be fine.

P.S. getting PASM (air suspension) is a necessity if you plan on modding suspension (lowering) or getting big wheels like 22's... for comfort.

 

was 2005 the 1st year of the new engine. they had a real problem with the engine mapping being transferred from the BMW engine. i think it was a bit of a disaster.

2006 RR is a nice vehicle

 

Phillips in Newport Beach was offering like 550 start rate on the cayenne V6's so that basically means about 700 after taxes options and all that other crap. Plus count at like 2k down.

 

thanks for the option advise...i may add navigation ,HID and some other stuff...

2005 is the first year from Jag....didnt know there is a little problem...so i should only consider 2006 RR.....

the deal is not bad...i have received a special offer by email when the new cayenne first came out...$649..i will go check out the newport beach dealer soon..
thanks...guys.

 

can' t remember how we got onto the RR - but i wouldn't look at anything older then 2006.