Used 2008 Porsche Cayenne Consumer Reviews
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More than I expected in a SUV
You wonder how they do it, other than you being high off of the ground you hardly notice the weight and size of this car. No it doesn't have Porsche speed, but it's plenty quick for any base luxury SUV. I had a Discovery 2 and a 540i. It really drives a like the 540i, but not as quick, it's very similar to a 528i or an Audi A6 3.0. As to the Disco, the Cayenne is far more nimbler and much more responsive. It's a European sports sedan that's tall, big, and can go off-road (if that's important to you, check out videos on Youtube).
10 year owner
I have owned a 2008 Porsche Cayenne S for 10 years as of 11/2017. The maintance is expensive that’s the only drew back to owning the awesome vehicle. The vehicle did not required any major repairs until this year. Outside of maintenance cost this vehicle handles the road extremely well and has and awesomely smooth ride even.
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- S 4dr SUVMSRP: $52,987282 mi away
- GTS 4dr SUVMSRP: $13,999321 mi away
- Turbo 4dr SUVMSRP: $12,950349 mi away
Better than I had anticipated Reliability
Among the best SUV's I have ever owned. I am also a Porsche 911C4 owner and I am very impressed with how Porsche designed the Cayenne. However, I am disappointed that for a 2008 vehicle, the bluetooth function is not on par with a vehicle that costs much less. In fact, the bluetooth function is absent altogether, and interfacing mobile electronics or other devices is not possible without a significant aftermarket appliance cost. Additionally, the CD changer has known problems that are not able to be repaired inexpensively. If one can overlook these drawbacks, then the Porsche Cayenne remains a solid vehicle and extremely reliable.
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Great Sporting SUV
These cars may represent one of the best values on the used market. Advanced technology in engine electronics, pneumatic suspension and one of the loveliest leather interiors ever made. Having chain cam belts eliminates expensive maintenance for cam belts, proven and durable V-8 and adjustable suspension for ride height and comfort vs. sport settings make this a very versatile vehicle, with hill hold assist etc. Classic, conservative styling over the years ensures brand recognition of this clean body style. And, as all the magazines attest, it is the best driving full size SUV on the market. It ocntinues to impress and always a pleasure to drive.
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112,000 miles and still going Very Strong
How does Porsche build an SUV that handles like a sportscar? It doesn't handle like my Alfa Romeo Giulia but in Sport mode, this beast of a car handles as well... perhaps better than the 2018 Alfa Romeo Stelvio that I recently drove for 2 days. Remembering that this is a 10 year old car, it's simply amazing. PROS: Sports car level of handling, sports car level of acceleration. Spacious. Very respectable off-road capability. CONS: The 4.8L V8 is very thirsty. Rough ride. Even for a 2008 car, the in-car technology like Bluetooth is lacking.
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