Porsche Continues to Spice Things Up
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Porsche Greenlights Production of . . . the Cajun 2013 Model Based on Audi . . . Diesel Option? While precise details on the Cajun itself are yet to be revealed, we expect it will lean heavily on Audi and Volkswagen shared parts, including a 3.0-liter diesel TDI engine good for something like 310 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque. A gasoline version is also a certainty, with early indications that a turbocharged four-cylinder engine could get the nod. |
4 doors- im gettin a softee
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Bloated Tiguan
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If its not a 911 it doesn't count.:D
Also everyone knows air cooled 911's are the best.:cool::D |
Yeah, sellouts. Ferrari's lost it, too. I think the best stuff's already been made.
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I wouldn't say no to a Panamera turbo.
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Not bad either: haven't seen one in the wild yet.
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Just a matter of time in LA.
It would be a rare sight in Minneapolis. However exotics do exist here, mainly tucked away in people's garages. :rolleyes: |
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A Panamera coupe would be nice, something similar to a 928.
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*yawn* another trucklet.
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Not a bad idea really. Make a vehicle for the guy wanting a Porsche, which his wife won't let him have because of the kids.
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Maybe one day such a buyer will let his balls come down again and buy a 911, and the kids can ride in the back, and the GF who is 20 will replace the wife.:D;)
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I thought the 911 back seat was for kids. You sure can't get a normal sized adult back there. OTOH, the trunk on the classic 911 is surprisingly spacious. It seems to have gotten smaller with every redesign.
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