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I had a 2004 Cayenne S and I now have a 2006 Turbo. The Cayenne S was plenty fast. Although I had a ton of electrical systems issues. The reliability rating on the first year model was not very good and my experience supports that. I like the Turbo for the full leather and other appointments. Of course the Turbo's pick-up is nothing to complain about either.
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I had a 2004 Cayenne S and I now have a 2006 Turbo. The Cayenne S was plenty fast. Although I had a ton of electrical systems issues. The reliability rating on the first year model was not very good and my experience supports that. I like the Turbo for the full leather and other appointments. Of course the Turbo's pick-up is nothing to complain about either.
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Thanks Loren - It appears there are two downloadable copies of the Turbo S Order Guide. Am I missing the location of Turbo (non S) version?
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I just took delivery of a 2006 Cayenne Turbo. I was under the impression that the Turbo and Turbo S had the heated Steering Wheeel as standard. The vehicle is pre-owned and came from South Florida. I am in Ohio and the weather is certainly cold enough that the wheel should heat. I assumed it to be in-op. When I went back to the selling dealer he indicated that it is an option and this vehicle does not have it. Is there anyway to confirm that this vehicle has the feaure or not? Thanks