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All Porsches have a numeric number assigned to them even though it has an "alpha" name. Examples: Boxster = 986 Speedster = 356; 911; or 964 Carrera = 964, 993, 996 Carrera (84-89) was still called a 911 I think GT2, GT3, Turbo, etc. were all 9series numbers SO.........the 64 dollar question is: What is the numeric (number) for the Cayenne??
I didn't see any numeric code like the above at the dealers while ordering my Ceyenne, all I saw was these: 9PAAF1=ROW 9PAAE1=USA If I find another code then I'll put it up here
The Cayenne's internal Porsche designation is E1.
Probably 666 as it's beast ugly.
I guess Porsche wouldn't dare give it a "9" series number...why pollute the brand. "E1" appears to be a very "thoughtful" designation. <img src="graemlins/c.gif" border="0" alt="[ouch]" />
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