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YOUR RESEARCHI know it's blasphemy !!
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Rumor has it that the MB ML-Class was supposed to be a minivan model but when they saw the popularity of the SUV, they half-*** changed the design and souped it up to capitalize on the market.
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I dropped my 996 off for service yesterday and the sales manager gave me a brand spanking new Cayenne S with 300 miles to use for the next 2 days.I must say it is beautiful.
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Rumor has it that the MB ML-Class was supposed to be a minivan model but when they saw the popularity of the SUV, they half-*** changed the design and souped it up to capitalize on the market.
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I dropped my 996 off for service yesterday and the sales manager gave me a brand spanking new Cayenne S with 300 miles to use for the next 2 days.I must say it is beautiful.
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I am sure most would not agree but here goes. I dropped my 996 off for service yesterday and the sales manager gave me a brand spanking new Cayenne S with 300 miles to use for the next 2 days.I must say it is beautiful. Rides great, looks great, interior details are fantastic, and loads of power. I don't know what the turbo would feel like but it must be a rocket.I also was a little confused when porsche decided to get into the suv fray mostly because i thought they were "johnny come lately" and out of character with their sports car heritage. After driving the cayenne though i have a different perspective. If the detail work on interior and performance attributes finds its way into future pure porsche bred sports cars then it is well worth the development investment. It si a beautiful machine in a mass of sameness in the suv market. I probably won't ever own one but I do hope to gain the benefits off lessons learned on future P cars.This is the best porsche site and i am proud to be a member, just thought i would share my thoughts.
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by willard:
<strong>Now if they could just DOWNSIZE the whole thing, HP, weight, price, etc, to something in the range of the RX330...</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Eww...no offense, but the world does NOT need another station wagon on steroids. Being a former Yukon (real SUV) owner I do not at all appreciate the "mega minivan" look of the majority of the new SUVs like the RX, the ML, and pretty much anything else whose model name is a bunch of random consonants put together.
Rumor has it that the MB ML-Class was supposed to be a minivan model but when they saw the popularity of the SUV, they half-*** changed the design and souped it up to capitalize on the market.
The purpose of my post is not to instigate rampage among owners of everything I just dogged, but simply to express my opinion.
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I agree with you, I drove both the S and Turbo and was very impressed. I'd love to have one but 60-100K for a truck is a bit much for me. I haul crap have a very active family, it would kill me to drive that after a long run, or bike ride. I haul kids to/from soccer almost daily and it takes constant effort to keep my Ex from stinking...
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Personally I would like to have Porsche developed what Audi is showing as a concept car..and that is the 6passenger 500hp/500ft/lb Pikes Peak crossover, based on the Cayenne platform.
THAT, IMHO is the vehicle that Porsche missed the boat on!
Yukon = BMW
That's how they refer to SUV of that size and class over in the Boise area. BIG MORMON WAGONS!
But no, really, it doesn't take BIG & HEAVY to be an SUV, look at the X5, for instance, a virtually perfect SUV except for the marque and the price.
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