Re: "Cajun" is now...MACAN
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CPA4S:
i read somewhere that US, well really California, diesel reg's converge with the Euro diesiel rules so i don't expect to see much activity in NA for a few years yet.
Porsche already sells the Cayenne Diesel in North America, also various other manufacturers like BMW or Mercedes offer Diesel models for the NA market. California? Well...it is a big market but considering the remaining US, not so much.
Below isn't the particular mag i read that flagged the issue, got this from a quick search - comment by Peter Marks head of Bosch.
Marks expects that automakers will double the amount of diesel-equipped models offered in the United States from 20 today to 40 by 2015. Helping diesel’s growth in the U.S. are stricter EU regulations for diesel emissions that go into effect over the next few years. Today, the United States has the strictest emission standards for diesel passenger vehicles in the world, which makes it expensive for manufacturers to certify diesel engines for sale in the United States. As emission regulations in the U.S., and the EU become more similar, the cost of offering diesel options for U.S. customers will go down.
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2012 991 C2S -PDK / 2010 997.2 turbo cab manual, sold / 2008 Cayenne GTS Manual /2008 RS 60 sold /04 C4S sold - 08 Cayenne Turbo PDCC sold