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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
As much as I love RUF as a company and Porsche tuner, the look of this Cayenne is hideous, sorry to say that.
I actually like the current Cayenne front a lot but apparently Porsche needs to adapt the Cayenne design to the Panamera, which doesn't necessarily have to be a win situation.
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
Thanks Wonderbar . If 'happy face', that you like , is on 3rd. pic. I thank you and apologize for creating a confusion by not writing properly on post above . Here now , 2nd and 3rd pics. are my P-shops and wishful thinking how Cayenne would look better , specially , with grill No. 3
N.B. On that side shot , rear lights are my p-shop too .
Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
Cram:
Is the plateform of this Cayenne the same as the Q5?
if yes, it means that Porsche cars will receive Audi or VW pieces but the final price when you go to see your dealer will stick to the Porsche price.
Guys, don't let the photos fool you. The next generation Cayenne is still a huge car, Porsche just succeeded in making it LOOK smaller. Psychology rules. 
No, it is not based on the Q5 platform.
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Dec 20, 2009 12:31:44 AM
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
if at all it is still in conjunction with the Toureq and Q7 platform.
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
Too aggressive, Porsche needed to get away from the "well established" Cayenne face. It still is a nice SUV though, don't get it wrong.
I'm pretty sure the new Cayenne will again set very high standards for the competition, especially the new Turbo.
Rumored at around 540-560 HP right now, it will be in the same league with the new BMW X5/X6M. The Cayenne Turbo S, due around one year later, depending on "circumstances" (fuel prices, social awareness, sales figures of the standard Turbo, etc.), is rumored to have up to 600 HP.
A short while ago, there was however a rumor that Porsche is going to lower weight but keep the power figures almost the same. The lowered weight should provide a huge advantage over the competiton but since VW took over at Porsche and since Porsche has/had financial problems, the weight reduction could actually be cancelled for this Cayenne generation. I still don't have a final word on it but there were rumors that the Cayenne Turbo is going to loose up to 200 kg over the previous model. This would have been sensational.
Another rumor, from a pretty reliable source, is that the next Cayenne generation gets a complete interior and exterior overhaul but the technological background stays almost the same, only some improvements are made. Meaning: practically same engines and drivetrain but with PDK instead of Tiptronic this time. The current 4WD technology with lock differentials, etc. could also be optional (some sort of off-road package), making it possible to reduce the weight by at least 50 kg or so.
There are so many rumors right now, the only thing for sure is a Panamera-derived interior and the very same exterior you can already see in those spy shots. The front part will also be adapted a little bit to match the Panamera, the rear will have also more curvy shaped taillights similar to the Panamera. Look at the spy shots, they're pretty well visible.
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
This isn't aggressive at all, the car is "smiling". 
The frontlights aren't 100% correct, they're slightly "longer"(wider) but otherwise, this is pretty close.
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
From all the spy shots, the front isn't any problem for me. This that is more important IMO is the look of the rear. From what I see up to now, the rear light are either well camoflaged, or really terrible.
RC, as the only one, who has seen the final shape, can you give more info about it? Do we have to expect something like a Tiguan at the back?
Dec 26, 2009 3:04:46 PM
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
artur777:
new cayenne will be smaller and have less weight to improve handling, cornering and etc
Sounds nice and many other sites and even car magazines are claiming that but...not true. 
Weight reduction, if any, will be marginal and the new Cayenne is even slightly bigger.
It just looks smaller, it was part of the development scrap book.
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Re: 2011 Cayenne with no camo
The last time I saw the Cayenne without camo, it had "longer"(wider) headlights, a mix of the current headlights and the Panamera headlights, difficult to describe.
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