Porsche, more than any other manufacturer, has a laser focus on making sure enthusiasts know hybrids don't have to be boring. The Panamera Turbo S e-Hybrid has been on the market for over a year now, and the 670 horsepower super sedan can beat the pants off of most things that would have been considered a supercar just a decade ago. Sure, hybrids …
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An Honest Take on the New Cayenne Turbo
Covered in a mysterious shade of purple, this 2019 Cayenne Turbo is quite a looker. Broad hips, a tasteful (and cabin-controlled) rear spoiler, and some muscular bodywork give the SUV a truly athletic appearance. Though modern tires and gearboxes make many sportier SUVs of today capable of handling an undulating backroad with grace, not many look …
Continue to the full articleThe Porsche Cayenne Coupe Is Here To Take On The Low Roof Lux SUV Craze
Porsche bills the new slanted roof Cayenne Coupe as "an even sportier vehicle" than its amazingly successful upright Cayenne has been. The Cayenne sold more units for Porsche Cars North America last month than any other, and this addition will surely keep Porsche dealerships rolling in SUVs for years to come. The new Coupe is 18 mm wider at the …
Continue to the full articleDoug DeMuro Dishes on the New Cayenne Turbo
When the Cayenne debuted in 2003, Porsche was mired in controversy. The 996 defied Porsche convention, abandoning air cooling and gaining both radiators and amorphous headlights. Hot on the tails of sharpening up the 911's lighting in 2002, Porsche launched in to yet another controversy. In 2003, Porsche released an SUV. Though sharing a platform …
Continue to the full articleNew European Bike Speed Record Set Behind A Porsche Cayenne Turbo
While the world land speed record for a bicyclist was just beaten at the Bonneville Salt Flats last week, an incredible 183.9 miles per hour, Porsche had recently helped another cyclist—Neil Campbell—set the European record on a two mile paved runway in England. The Porsche Cayenne Turbo was chosen for the task because of it's twin abilities to …
Continue to the full articleIntroducing the 2019 Cayenne E-Hybrid
The progression of Porsche's three-pronged electrification strategy continues with the plug-in Cayenne E-Hybrid. The latest Cayenne is Porsche's third new hybrid system, following on the system used in the Panamera and 918 Spyder. In addition to the new hybrid system, the latest Cayenne E-Hybrid offers several firsts for the Cayenne range. 22" …
Continue to the full articleEverything You Ever Wanted To Know About The New Cayenne
Porsche has introduced a brand new iteration of their high-volume selling Cayenne Sport Utility Vehicle, but of course you already knew that. This was Porsche's last model to receive a recent facelift, and now carries over many features that were introduced in other Porsche models. For instance, the new Cayenne now has the Panamera's large-screen …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s New Cayenne Is A Guilty Pleasure For Henry Catchpole
After leaving EVO magazine, Henry Catchpole spent a bit of time at the now seemingly-defunct DriveTribe. He's now a part of the wildly excellent Carfection YouTube channel (what used to be X-Car). We're quite happy that Henry has ended up at Carfection, because he's always counted among our favorite video review specialists. He's perhaps even …
Continue to the full articleNew Cayenne Turbo Offers The Best of Both Worlds
The new and refreshed Cayenne Turbo is, as expected, mouth-watering. Inheriting new visual updates like the broad strip of a taillight, an enormous dash, the stylish gauge cluster like the one found in the new Panamera, there's plenty to salivate over. However, this stylish people carrier is more than an attractive item to park in front of the …
Continue to the full articleFinally, There’s an Approved Solution for the Cayenne Diesel
Even though demand for Porsche diesels is falling, a fix was still needed for more than 38,000 Porsche Cayenne Diesel models affected by "Dieselgate". Porsche has finally reached agreements in the U.S. and Europe that will allow more than 38,000 3.0-litre V6 TDI vehicles with “Generation 2.1” and “Generation 2.2” engines to be brought into line …
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