We travelled to Austria to put two new, four-wheel-drive Porsches to the test
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Submitted by Lotusyank on Sat, 2012-11-03 02:36.
Well, I don't have any mafiosi after me, so I guess I won't have to spend $160,000 on a beetle. In fact I could move up to a new Jag XJ with AWD, 8 speed tranny, and S/C V6, keep my Elise and still spend less than even the Cayenne Diesel. Porsche undoubtedly builds fabulous cars, but so are the prices.
Submitted by Pedro Labarca on Thu, 2013-01-24 20:06.
Did he actually choose the cayenne over the 911????? ....sad....very sad.....so much sense driving an over two ton whale of a car.... The comparisong between the two cars makes no sense any way...
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Well, I don't have any mafiosi after me, so I guess I won't have to spend $160,000 on a beetle. In fact I could move up to a new Jag XJ with AWD, 8 speed tranny, and S/C V6, keep my Elise and still spend less than even the Cayenne Diesel. Porsche undoubtedly builds fabulous cars, but so are the prices.
Did he actually choose the cayenne over the 911?????
....sad....very sad.....so much sense driving an over two ton whale of a car.... The comparisong between the two cars makes no sense any way...