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10-31-2007 | 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Steve01tt

I was kind of curious if there was a Sante Fe forum and if so what do they chat about. That they are almost a Cayenne? Found one and am still trying to get up off the floor from laughing my head off. Sick smell from A/C, car burnt up, piston through oil pan, where's the jack in my car....

... and that's probably the good experience.

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10-31-2007 | 07:46 PM

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I don't quite want to buy a Hyundai, lol... but I'm just about tired of the Cayenne's "waterboard" seats, they're so uncomfortable. I may go and look at the new ML550.

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10-31-2007 | 08:34 PM

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I don't quite want to buy a Hyundai, lol... but I'm just about tired of the Cayenne's "waterboard" seats, they're so uncomfortable. I may go and look at the new ML550.

Uncomfortable? I find them very comfortable- drove 10.5 hours to Dayton, Ohio from 45 min north of NYC and my family never got tired or uncomfortable. That's too bad.

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11-01-2007 | 10:27 AM

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Uncomfortable? I find them very comfortable- drove 10.5 hours to Dayton, Ohio from 45 min north of NYC and my family never got tired or uncomfortable. That's too bad.

It's a known issue, several threads about it.

The side bolsters are too narrow and too stiff. The seats are designed for little "Euro" boys, lol.

I'm 5'11-180 but each one of my legs rests on TOP of the bolsters, very unpleasant. Some here have had the seats reupholstered to soften the "wings".

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11-01-2007 | 10:52 AM

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I guess I sit like a "Euro boy," but I'm 5'10 170lbs. Of course, now that this is stuck in my head, my seats will probably start to bother me- thanks alot!

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11-01-2007 | 12:54 PM

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They bothered me in the begining, then I got used to it. For the first few days I thought my car was equipped with sports seats then I found out they were "comfort" seats.

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11-04-2007 | 09:13 AM

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oh totally great rental, i got "stuck" with one last week out in portland, but gosh was i suprised by it... funny.

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11-04-2007 | 12:10 PM

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I'm unsure how 40-50% depreciation in 2-3 years is good resale...and SO many of them for sale too! Other side of the coin is that an 06 Turbo with great equipment is almost $50 THOUSAND dollars off its new price.....

"so many for sale"...

Not really.

Just the other day, My friend who is a dealer and I asked him if he can get me a Cayenne in the 20s at his auctions, and he said flat out 'it won't be worth it for you'..'maybe in the 30s ' ...then i asked him if he can a BMW 3 or 5 Series which are 40-50K new, and he was confident that he can at "20-24K" range..

Partly because there are so many more BMWs than Porsche owners.

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