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  1. 03-10-2010, 04:37 AM #11
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    Dont forget the coolant line issues..... have 75K on my 05 S- drives great and is still in great condition. Cant wait to upgrade to the 2011s!
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    M3 to cayenne? Getting ready for a family?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tsubasa650 View Post
    M3 to cayenne? Getting ready for a family?
    No, but it would be more practical for my needs. My son is getting older and I want to start taking him up to the snow, camping, etc.

    Thinking of the Cayenne, since it can still be nice on the road while being more of a utility vehicle.

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  4. 03-10-2010, 11:50 AM #14
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    the older cayenne and touaregs had an alignment/camber issue was why they use to eat up tires so bad.
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    I have a 2008 S. Been a great ride, does eat through tires though!!!
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  6. 03-12-2010, 12:01 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by RelentlessMotorsports View Post
    I have heard the earlier cayennes, especially the turbos, are the ones to watch out for. They have depreciated alot because of problems that they usually have.
    Friend of mine runs a Porsche shop and says that the main problem is with Cayenne S. Turbo engine is way more reliable.
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    Yesterday I put 1011 Miles from a day trip from Los Angles to San Francisco on the Transsyberia, then another 155 miles on a San Diego Car run today. The car is bullet proof, well the 2nd Generation anyways.

    The only problem I have had was a bad fuel pump but otherwise its awesome!
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