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A mate at work changed his 996 C4S for a Cayenne S in April (he had one of the first RHD Cayennes).... he has already given it back and is once again the owner of a 996!!
Edited to state that not because he actually disliked the Cayenne, but because he missed the 996.
>> Edited by tony_996hasgone on Monday 4th August 09:04
Edited to state that not because he actually disliked the Cayenne, but because he missed the 996.
>> Edited by tony_996hasgone on Monday 4th August 09:04
Hi Daz,
Sorry for delay in reply but have been away in Spain.
Delivery is supposed to be Nov 03 so not to long I hope.I have speced it as follows:-
Basalt Black,grey full leather.
Air suspension.
20"Cayenne Sport Design Alloys
PCM Sat Nav+phone kit.
Bi-Xenon lights.
Comfort pack
heated front/rear seats+wheel
Multi function S/Wheel
Sport Aluminium pack
For those of you that think this is like a Range Rover...NO WAY!!This thing drives almost like a 996!Any disbelievers are welcome to a ride to see for themselves!!
Sorry for delay in reply but have been away in Spain.
Delivery is supposed to be Nov 03 so not to long I hope.I have speced it as follows:-
Basalt Black,grey full leather.
Air suspension.
20"Cayenne Sport Design Alloys
PCM Sat Nav+phone kit.
Bi-Xenon lights.
Comfort pack
heated front/rear seats+wheel
Multi function S/Wheel
Sport Aluminium pack
For those of you that think this is like a Range Rover...NO WAY!!This thing drives almost like a 996!Any disbelievers are welcome to a ride to see for themselves!!
sb-1 said:
For those of you that think this is like a Range Rover...NO WAY!!This thing drives almost like a 996!Any disbelievers are welcome to a ride to see for themselves!!
Can I be a disbeliever, Steve? Perhaps we could do a repeat of when you were considering the Boxster S? (Still have mine...)
>> Edited by Don on Wednesday 20th August 12:00
sb-1 said:
For those of you that think this is like a Range Rover...NO WAY!!This thing drives almost like a 996!Any disbelievers are welcome to a ride to see for themselves!!
Have to agree with you here, Steve.
The Cayenne is far more road biased than any Range Rover, bar perhaps an Overfinch but even then that has alot more weight to shift around and wallows quite a bit.
I'd put the Cayenne in more of the Volvo XC90 class, more road car but can go off pavement reasonably well if needs be.
I'll have to keep my eyes peeled for a black Stuttgart badged monster trundling around the local roads
Enjoy it!!
Graham
the K-N at VW later in the year.
Paul,
What and when is the K-N at VW?Have I missed something?
Steve
>> Edited by sb-1 (moderator) on Wednesday 20th August 13:47
Sorry for confusion Steve easy to see why ,,,what with Touareg connection...cayenne @ Virginia Water later when you have taken delivery...
>> Edited by clubsport on Wednesday 20th August 14:11
Paul,
What and when is the K-N at VW?Have I missed something?
Steve
>> Edited by sb-1 (moderator) on Wednesday 20th August 13:47
Sorry for confusion Steve easy to see why ,,,what with Touareg connection...cayenne @ Virginia Water later when you have taken delivery...
>> Edited by clubsport on Wednesday 20th August 14:11
clubsport said:
I read on Rennlist,how a guy was getting between 10-13mpg depending on how easy he drove it.
I hope you have Sat Nav on the car Steve,you can program any trips around refueling stops .
Look forward to seeing you & the K-N at VW later in the year.
Paul,I think you will find that was a TT.The S is a lot more fuel friendly!
Steve
Don said:
sb-1 said:
For those of you that think this is like a Range Rover...NO WAY!!This thing drives almost like a 996!Any disbelievers are welcome to a ride to see for themselves!!
Hi Don,
Certainly blew my socks off!We will have to get together after I take delivery to give a demonstration.
Have you sorted out the problem with your Boxster?
Steve
Can I be a disbeliever, Steve? Perhaps we could do a repeat of when you were considering the Boxster S? (Still have mine...)
>> Edited by Don on Wednesday 20th August 12:00
Steve if you get it before the 12th Oct, a good way to run it in (arf!) would be the 2 mile runway at Bruntingthorpe. Not only would another 4 of us get a ride in this most luxurious chariot, but you'd also bed things in quite nicely, and see off some of the rif-raf. Hell, we could even have you running on the grass by the side if you wanted an off road shakedown.
Many congrats - looking forward to pics/thoughts etc.
ATB,
Greg
Many congrats - looking forward to pics/thoughts etc.
ATB,
Greg
sb-1 said:
clubsport said:
I read on Rennlist,how a guy was getting between 10-13mpg depending on how easy he drove it.
I hope you have Sat Nav on the car Steve,you can program any trips around refueling stops .
Look forward to seeing you & the K-N at VW later in the year.
Paul,I think you will find that was a TT.The S is a lot more fuel friendly!
Steve
Steve I hope you are right for the sake of your plastic!
The source of my quotes came from 996 forum of rennlist
under the heading of
"Cayenne S as a loaner....." posted by speedyyellow996.
sb-1 said:
Hi Don,
Certainly blew my socks off!We will have to get together after I take delivery to give a demonstration.
Have you sorted out the problem with your Boxster?
Steve
Yes, thanks. Boxster now back in tip-top and raring to go at the next PCGB Track Day...
I'd love a demo - perhaps around the same location as last time or somewhere nearer you...anyway. Be sure I'll remind you when I see that happy thread..."Picked Up My New Cayenne Today" on the Porsche Forum...
clubsport said:
sb-1 said:
clubsport said:
I read on Rennlist,how a guy was getting between 10-13mpg depending on how easy he drove it.
I hope you have Sat Nav on the car Steve,you can program any trips around refueling stops .
Look forward to seeing you & the K-N at VW later in the year.
Paul,I think you will find that was a TT.The S is a lot more fuel friendly!
Steve
Steve I hope you are right for the sake of your plastic!
The source of my quotes came from 996 forum of rennlist
under the heading of
"Cayenne S as a loaner....." posted by speedyyellow996.
Paul,
Most of the guys on Rennlist seem to say between 14-18MPG for the S,so not to different from your figures....but then I'm not that worried about fuel consumption,the Jeep only does about 15MPG! Will just have to wait and see.
Steve
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