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Imports replied to 97boxsterred's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
I have an '05 turbo with 73k miles and recently i have noticed it is a little slower to kick off. I haven't had the problems to near your extent of having to crank for way long period or play with the gas pedal. I just noticed instead of it start on the first or second turnover it takes a couple more. Let me know if you find out your problem as mine could potientally be heading that route. -
Well good luck finding the right one, go for the turbo you won't be sorry. I am pretty new myself here I just bought an '05 Cayenne Turbo in Feb and it was my first Porsche as well. Big switch from driving a supra, but its still fun and more practical. As for the gas mileage with a mixture of interstate and city driving and not going crazy on the throttle i am averaging around 14.5 to 15mpg.