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2011 Cayenne
rnorris77 replied to rnorris77's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
I've been waiting for information on the new model release before deciding what year to purchase. Did you find this info on Porsches website? Just internet rumors... Porsche dealer isn't sure yet. I use the low range to descend an incredibly steep access way when wet. (The "road" is really a dirt track that becomes incredibly slick when it rains).... Just put it in low and steer... Cayenne TT does the rest. -
Is anyone else having to re-access their Cayenne replacement? I was all set to order an 11' when they were released to replace my current S. I must be one of the few owners that use its off-road capability... Without low-range it just won't do.....