Difference between GTS and TURBO
#1
Difference between GTS and TURBO
Hi 6Speeder's,
I'm new to the forum and had a quick question for you guys. I will be looking to replace my current SUV in the spring/early summer and have been debating between the X5M and Porsche Cayenne Turbo.
I was interested in the Cayenne Turbo but recently I became aware of the GTS model. Now I find myself interested in the GTS model but I wanted to know the main differences (other than the 80 HP difference). The GTS model seems to be more aggressive/sporty but I was hoping some of you could shed some light on the two models and perhaps which one you guys would prefer/recommend.
Your input would be very appreciated! Thanks.
I'm new to the forum and had a quick question for you guys. I will be looking to replace my current SUV in the spring/early summer and have been debating between the X5M and Porsche Cayenne Turbo.
I was interested in the Cayenne Turbo but recently I became aware of the GTS model. Now I find myself interested in the GTS model but I wanted to know the main differences (other than the 80 HP difference). The GTS model seems to be more aggressive/sporty but I was hoping some of you could shed some light on the two models and perhaps which one you guys would prefer/recommend.
Your input would be very appreciated! Thanks.
#2
yeah you can say the GTS is the hardcore version where its fun loud aggressive i would say the most fun to drive where is turbo the most powerful so which one would you prefer power vs fun , i am not saying the turbo is not fun to drive but its like the panamera the gts is the most fun to drive and the turbo is most powerful its really based on your needs and personal preference
#4
The X5M is an aging design due for a full model change by the end of 2013.
I would get a Turbo, what a great balance between comfort and performance!
Just get the GTS exterior SportDesign package to enhance the looks.
With a stiffer and lower suspension, the GTS is harsh for a DD SUV, it sounds fantastic from the outside but the interior sound symposer gimmick gets on your nerves really soon.
The GTS is nowhere near the turbo in terms of power and torque, with only +20hp, it is more comparable to the "S" version, but a better deal with most of the cosmetic options included.
I would get a Turbo, what a great balance between comfort and performance!
Just get the GTS exterior SportDesign package to enhance the looks.
With a stiffer and lower suspension, the GTS is harsh for a DD SUV, it sounds fantastic from the outside but the interior sound symposer gimmick gets on your nerves really soon.
The GTS is nowhere near the turbo in terms of power and torque, with only +20hp, it is more comparable to the "S" version, but a better deal with most of the cosmetic options included.
Last edited by galion; 01-03-2013 at 11:46 AM.
#6
The GTS is very loud from the outside, but the sound symposer makes the sound loud in the interior too, not the exhaust sound but the admission sound reververating through the A-pillars.
It was nice for the first few weeks but in my case it got old really quick, my wife hates the interior sound, she says it give her headaches , I wish I could just hear the fantastic exhaust note which is loud enough to be heard inside the car.
Said that, I also have this gimmick in my 991 and it doesnt sound as annoying as in the GTS, the symposer is located behind the real windshield and not in the A-Pillars next to my ears, so I can hear a beautiful "mix" between exhaust and admission sound.
I will try to deactivate this thing when I visit the dealer next week and keep you posted with the results.
It was nice for the first few weeks but in my case it got old really quick, my wife hates the interior sound, she says it give her headaches , I wish I could just hear the fantastic exhaust note which is loud enough to be heard inside the car.
Said that, I also have this gimmick in my 991 and it doesnt sound as annoying as in the GTS, the symposer is located behind the real windshield and not in the A-Pillars next to my ears, so I can hear a beautiful "mix" between exhaust and admission sound.
I will try to deactivate this thing when I visit the dealer next week and keep you posted with the results.
Last edited by galion; 01-06-2013 at 06:27 PM.
#7
I don't have the turbo, I have the GTS.
I'd say the turbo has more options included as standard or at a reduced cost compared to the GTS. PDCC PTV+ is cheaper on the turbo, the full leather interior options cost less. It includes auto dimming mirrors, something I was screwed out of on my build.
I'd say the turbo has more options included as standard or at a reduced cost compared to the GTS. PDCC PTV+ is cheaper on the turbo, the full leather interior options cost less. It includes auto dimming mirrors, something I was screwed out of on my build.
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#9
You mean Turbo S :-)
#10
oh yeah, forgot that one. Although, the difference between the Turbo and Turbo S is so negligible, perhaps it doesn't count. Frankly, i'd be surprised at anyone who paid more for the Turbo S, as it's barely faster than the turbo and not worth the money.
#11
Well gee, did I do something wrong.
Perhaps u should drive the turbo then sit in and drive the turbo s. after I drive my new turbo s ill let u know if your surprise is warranted
Perhaps u should drive the turbo then sit in and drive the turbo s. after I drive my new turbo s ill let u know if your surprise is warranted
#12
if you look at a simple metric, like 0-60 mph time... you'll see the Turbo S is only 0.1 seconds faster than the Turbo. To me, that doesn't justify the $20,000 or so price increase. But both are great cars, so enjoy!
#14
U r so right....
When u consider a dang 750 il can do a 0-60 in 4.5 sec., in today's world there is a lot more to a vehicle than 0-60 times
#15
of course, i agree... but the two vehicles (turbo & turbo s) are otherwise identical outside of their horsepower.