6-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
6-speed manual w/OD
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New manual-shift V-6 model
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Available bi-turbo V-8
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Offroad capability
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Side-impact and side-curtain airbags
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Superlative handling
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Abundant power in Turbo
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Comfortable, supportive seats
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Porsche reputation for sportiness
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Premium luxury fittings of Turbo
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Price, especially for Turbo
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Automatic-transmission hesitation
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Fuel economy
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Wind noise
Vehicle Summary
Porsche belatedly joined the premium sport utility vehicle competition midway through the 2003 model year with the Cayenne, which featured a Turbo model rated at 450 horsepower. A base V-6 model was added for 2004. Each version promises capable all-wheel-drive attributes, plus handling that suggests the famed sports cars from this German automaker. Read more
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