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mts · 11-23-2008, 08:33 AM

My 2004 had lots of bugs in it straight off the lot. It was a furstrating first 6 months going back and forth to the dealership to get things sorted out. However, once they all got sorted (nothing major) it's been a pretty flawless vehicle.

I find the Cayenne's to be pretty amazing vehicles. They handle as well as nearly any sports sedan out there and have excellent acceleration in the V8 models (even the newer V6's will scoot pretty well) and they have massive towing capacity for a smallish SUV.

They do really well in the snow provided you have a descent tire on them.....that's really the key to any snow stuff....tires. Put summer tires on them and they won't do squat even with the 4wd.

11-23-2008, 08:33 AM	#6
mts Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Lexington, KY Posts: 312	My 2004 had lots of bugs in it straight off the lot. It was a furstrating first 6 months going back and forth to the dealership to get things sorted out. However, once they all got sorted (nothing major) it's been a pretty flawless vehicle. I find the Cayenne's to be pretty amazing vehicles. They handle as well as nearly any sports sedan out there and have excellent acceleration in the V8 models (even the newer V6's will scoot pretty well) and they have massive towing capacity for a smallish SUV. They do really well in the snow provided you have a descent tire on them.....that's really the key to any snow stuff....tires. Put summer tires on them and they won't do squat even with the 4wd. __________________ 2004 550 SE #1081 of 1953 (sold) 1997 911 Targa (sold)