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Yes, it would be nice to have the newest model, but sometimes it might be best to have the older technology until the bugs are worked out with the newer technology. Having one of the first Cayenne's I can tell you first-hand that sometimes newest and bestest do not always go hand in hand. For starters, Supplemental Restraint lights were constantly going off and needing resetting, the headlights were problematic, oh and the engine needed to be replaced at 18,000 miles. I'm still on the fence with this one, but am leaning on taking delivery on the '08, as I know for sure that I like the styling, the new drooping tail-lights ala revised Cayenne, don't do much for me on the Boxster, and will 30 extra hp make all that big a difference?
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