New Porsche Cayenne Diesel

New Porsche Cayenne Diesel

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majordad

3,601 posts

197 months

Wednesday 30th July 2014
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Boris's proposal to add an Extra Tax to Diesel Cars reported yesterday in the Times will knock a lump out of the Diesel Market.

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/environment/article4...

Callughan

6,312 posts

192 months

Wednesday 30th July 2014
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majordad said:
Boris's proposal to add an Extra Tax to Diesel Cars reported yesterday in the Times will knock a lump out of the Diesel Market.

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/environment/article4...
Thread started on that subject:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...


Fezzaman

552 posts

193 months

Friday 1st August 2014
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Anyone else with Cayennes delivered this year got the random alarm issue? Had it documented and checked out a few months ago and still double locking the car now. Haven't heard anything about a fix from OPC but is that because they're lazy? I'd have thought they'd love to bring in a bunch of cars for warranty work to bill Porsche with!

BobM

886 posts

255 months

Friday 1st August 2014
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Fezzaman said:
Anyone else with Cayennes delivered this year got the random alarm issue? Had it documented and checked out a few months ago and still double locking the car now. Haven't heard anything about a fix from OPC but is that because they're lazy? I'd have thought they'd love to bring in a bunch of cars for warranty work to bill Porsche with!
I got mine in June and have had the alarm go off a few times, been meaning to speak to the dealer about it. Seems to happen when it's parked somewhere enclosed (like underground car park) or under/next to trees.

pete

1,587 posts

284 months

Friday 1st August 2014
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Fezzaman said:
Anyone else with Cayennes delivered this year got the random alarm issue? Had it documented and checked out a few months ago and still double locking the car now. Haven't heard anything about a fix from OPC but is that because they're lazy? I'd have thought they'd love to bring in a bunch of cars for warranty work to bill Porsche with!
I have this problem - meant to give OPC Reading a call today but forgot. I'll chase the service department in the morning to see if they have the new sensors in yet...

Pete

nomank

237 posts

195 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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sajafzal said:
nomank said:
Hi Saj,

Great looking car you have there! Mine is in the blue and I was thinking of getting the same done. Question about the brake dust though. How are your calipers holding up a few years on? Do they look just as fresh?
Thanks for the compliment, absolutely like the day I got the car, but I have never let anyone clean the car, I do it myself, good scrub with some soft brushes and car shampoo is all it needs, cars going in for a service in 2 weeks, and I mentioned please do not wash the car, and the the lady at service desk said yes we have a note on your records, LOL.

Saj
Hi Saj,

Well after much faffing around due to just sheer lack of time I FINALLY managed to get mine done. I know there are bound to be some haters but I think they look stunning and just sad that I didn't get them done sooner smile

Only thing letting them down now are the worn out wheel centre crests...



Eagletower

19 posts

120 months

Sunday 17th August 2014
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Hello everyone

I'm looking to buy a used Porsche Cayenne. Is it possible to see what options they have from the number plate?

I'm looking at a few auction houses and they're not the best described and before I do a long journey up there just wanted to make sure it has the spec I want.

Not to fussy but ideally memory seats, air suspension, multi function steering wheel.

sajafzal

392 posts

153 months

Monday 18th August 2014
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nomank said:
Hi Saj,

Well after much faffing around due to just sheer lack of time I FINALLY managed to get mine done. I know there are bound to be some haters but I think they look stunning and just sad that I didn't get them done sooner smile

Only thing letting them down now are the worn out wheel centre crests...


Very nice, creates a bit of interest and actually makes the wheels get better, don't worry about the haters its your car.

Remember get some soft brushes and wash them with car shampoo

Enjoy

Saj

catfood12

1,417 posts

142 months

Monday 18th August 2014
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PCCB envy. Just sayin'... cool

At least your OPC didn't take a chunk out of the wheels fixing said PCCBs...............




sajafzal

392 posts

153 months

Tuesday 19th August 2014
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catfood12 said:
PCCB envy. Just sayin'... cool

At least your OPC didn't take a chunk out of the wheels fixing said PCCBs...............



Your right there, wow did they really ?

Was that the noise scenario I read in one of your posts ?

Saj

Cobnapint

8,625 posts

151 months

Saturday 20th September 2014
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Had an email from my OPC the other day, extolling the virtues of the facelift Cayenne which is due to arrive in showrooms in October.

Amongst other things, it said that all Cayenne models now come standard with 3 years warranty, and the surround view camera system. Yet the UK configurator states the following two extracts on the 'standard features' linky.

ParkAssist (front/rear) with visual and acoustic proximity warning.

and...

Base price:

£ 48,793.00

Price for equipment:

£ 1,109.00

Total Price:*

£ 49,902.00

  • including VAT

So...clearly no surround view mentioned there, the normal reversing camera is still a £446 option...

and the base price clearly states £48793 as the base price, with an extra £1109 for the 3rd year cover with breakdown.

Anybody else had the same thing? And which is correct, the sales email or the configurator.


APOLO1

5,256 posts

194 months

Saturday 20th September 2014
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Cobnapint said:
Had an email from my OPC the other day, extolling the virtues of the facelift Cayenne which is due to arrive in showrooms in October.

Amongst other things, it said that all Cayenne models now come standard with 3 years warranty, and the surround view camera system. Yet the UK configurator states the following two extracts on the 'standard features' linky.

ParkAssist (front/rear) with visual and acoustic proximity warning.

and...

Base price:

£ 48,793.00

Price for equipment:

£ 1,109.00

Total Price:*

£ 49,902.00

  • including VAT

So...clearly no surround view mentioned there, the normal reversing camera is still a £446 option...

and the base price clearly states £48793 as the base price, with an extra £1109 for the 3rd year cover with breakdown.

Anybody else had the same thing? And which is correct, the sales email or the configurator.
I have 1st one, "not that it matters", but no one knows any thing about the 360d camera

Cobnapint

8,625 posts

151 months

Saturday 20th September 2014
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APOLO1 said:
I have 1st one, "not that it matters", but no one knows any thing about the 360d camera
I know the new Touareg has the 'area view' 360 camera as a £920 option. Would be strange if they didn't offer it on the Cayenne too.

APOLO1

5,256 posts

194 months

Saturday 20th September 2014
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Cobnapint said:
APOLO1 said:
I have 1st one, "not that it matters", but no one knows any thing about the 360d camera
I know the new Touareg has the 'area view' 360 camera as a £920 option. Would be strange if they didn't offer it on the Cayenne too.
bit to the left, I had a blast in a RR SVR Sport last week......Moves the game on......think 458 meets Cayenne....

Cobnapint

8,625 posts

151 months

Sunday 21st September 2014
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APOLO1 said:
bit to the left, I had a blast in a RR SVR Sport last week......Moves the game on......think 458 meets Cayenne....
Mmm. Probably moved the game on until the facelift Cayenne Turbo stuck it's head out. So much so, JLR have had tor clarify their 8 minutes 14 seconds Nurburgring Nordchleife lap time for the RRS SVR; it now says on their website that this is “one of the fastest times ever recorded by a standard production SUV”, instead of categorically being THE fastest.

And this is before the Turbo S hits the streets. Interesting nontheless.

APOLO1

5,256 posts

194 months

Sunday 21st September 2014
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Cobnapint said:
APOLO1 said:
bit to the left, I had a blast in a RR SVR Sport last week......Moves the game on......think 458 meets Cayenne....
Mmm. Probably moved the game on until the facelift Cayenne Turbo stuck it's head out. So much so, JLR have had tor clarify their 8 minutes 14 seconds Nurburgring Nordchleife lap time for the RRS SVR; it now says on their website that this is “one of the fastest times ever recorded by a standard production SUV”, instead of categorically being THE fastest.

And this is before the Turbo S hits the streets. Interesting nontheless.
ah, thanks for the above, tricky eh, but from a fun to drive "interaction" point the SVR was above Cayenne for me, and big time. So much so, that I ordered one in the new estoril blue Jan Del

burwoodman

18,709 posts

246 months

Sunday 21st September 2014
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APOLO1 said:
Cobnapint said:
APOLO1 said:
bit to the left, I had a blast in a RR SVR Sport last week......Moves the game on......think 458 meets Cayenne....
Mmm. Probably moved the game on until the facelift Cayenne Turbo stuck it's head out. So much so, JLR have had tor clarify their 8 minutes 14 seconds Nurburgring Nordchleife lap time for the RRS SVR; it now says on their website that this is “one of the fastest times ever recorded by a standard production SUV”, instead of categorically being THE fastest.

And this is before the Turbo S hits the streets. Interesting nontheless.
ah, thanks for the above, tricky eh, but from a fun to drive "interaction" point the SVR was above Cayenne for me, and big time. So much so, that I ordered one in the new estoril blue Jan Del
It may be fun to drive but you'll be picking up bits of trim and it will spend more time at the dealers than in your garage ;o)

NomduJour

19,081 posts

259 months

Sunday 21st September 2014
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458 Italia said:
Article is entirely as pointless as the lap times (and the cars), but the SVR is supposedly a second quicker around the 'Ring than the Macan Turbo.

APOLO1

5,256 posts

194 months

Monday 22nd September 2014
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so are they still no better? I had RR for over 20 years, then in 2010, just could not put up with 3 times a week to the dealer. I know the head of SVO, he assures me that these are sorted, "hand built by west midland's finest"

Had 5 Cayenne's from 2010, over 100k miles, all that's gone wrong was a broken washer jet on one, have a new 4.2 next month, but there is just something about the Sport SVR.....

One thing I can never work out though, I know a lot of RR owners in the desert, they never have or hardly have a single prob......strange...

BlackGT3

1,445 posts

210 months

Monday 22nd September 2014
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I've owned our new shape RRS for 12 months, it hasn't needed to return to the dealer since it rolled out of the showroom.