Porsche Releases Initial Details and Photos of 2008 Cayenne Lineup

[leong]

ATLANTA, GA, Dec. 4, 2006 — Four years after their stunning debut in the world market, the next generation of the highly successful Porsche Cayenne and its Turbo and S variants will be seen for the first time at next month’s North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit. The trio of Porsche SUVs incorporates attractive new styling, enhanced engine performance, and innovative handling technology.


To increase power and torque, as well as fuel economy, the engines on all three new Cayenne models are equipped with direct gasoline injection, known at Porsche as Direct Fuel Injection (DFI). To improve the Cayenne’s already exceptional handling, directional stability, and ride comfort, an inventive new Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) is available as an option on each of the new SUVs.

More information on the new Porsche Cayenne, Cayenne S, and Cayenne Turbo will be available at the NAIAS Porsche press conference on January 8. Designated as 2008 models, the trio of new Porsche SUVs will arrive at North American Porsche dealerships in March of 2007.

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[Hurricaneboi]

one thing about porsche...i notice the bonnets all look the same if not similar.

[swiftwing]

The front somehow seems wrong.....the top part looks like a Porsche, then there the extended bottom part with the grill and everything, your mind tells you this does not look like a Porsche, yet you know it is, and when you look at the top part it is also....arghhh.

[shin]

the inside is what matters for me... seen one of those with freaking nice interior.