Porsche Cayenne Diesel Production Begins

Porsche Cayenne Diesel production
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne with diesel engine
Porsche Cayenne Diesel production
Porsche Cayenne Diesel production

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Carbon_Dew

This is a shame to the Porsche name!

December 29, 2008 5:39 pm

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djcocum

I agree completely. Even a Hybrid version would make more sense

January 5, 2009 12:44 am

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speed_freak

First, they introduced the Cayenne, and now the diesel version... What the hell is wrong with you Porsche?!

December 29, 2008 5:43 pm

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IpsesNipse

244 g/100km! it must be like the cleanest car on the planet. So far farthe cleanest i've seen has been something around 90 g/km but 244 g/100km, what do we beed hydrocell cars for? Does this pages ?journalists? know anything about cars?

December 29, 2008 6:30 pm

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GRAVE

First a diesel cayenne, then a hybrid, what'll be after that? this engine is not enough, i remember that either Audi and VW have another diesel engine with more power, why they didn't use it?

December 29, 2008 7:40 pm

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me7274

because they don't want the diesel Cayenne performance is better than the other Cayenne models.

December 29, 2008 8:26 pm

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benz_man

VW could easily drop the V10 TDI in the Cayenne. But, in this case, this Porsche is not at all about performance. Its about scooting Porsche under the pending CO2 limits, and creating a "fuel friendly" image. Porsche is at risk of diluting the brand with this one. They should have dropped a kick-a** hybrid first. Then hit everyone with this "slow" diesel.

December 29, 2008 11:01 pm

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Joe_Limon

lol at grams of c02, if you increase the amount of CO your car produces, it will decrease the amount of C02. So you could have a car that produces 0 g/100km of CO2, and it's exhaust would be pure poison to you.

December 29, 2008 11:22 pm

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