Newbie, looking for a cayenne to replace my P38 Range Rover
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Newbie, looking for a cayenne to replace my P38 Range Rover
Hey guys, I am looking at getting a pre owned cayenne to replace my RR. I am curious about the air suspension. Being that I currently have a range rover with air suspension I would like to avoid that in my next vehicle. Was it an option on all? Basically I want an S model w/o air suspension, are they hard to find?
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Hey guys, I am looking at getting a pre owned cayenne to replace my RR. I am curious about the air suspension. Being that I currently have a range rover with air suspension I would like to avoid that in my next vehicle. Was it an option on all? Basically I want an S model w/o air suspension, are they hard to find?
But to answer your question I don't believe it would be hard to find a S without air suspension.
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It's not common on the 'S'...at least not 08 models. If you go to dealer websites, most of the Cayenne S don't come with air suspension.
I have not heard Cayenne owners complain about air suspension. My neighbor has an older model RR and his air suspension also has problems...
I have not heard Cayenne owners complain about air suspension. My neighbor has an older model RR and his air suspension also has problems...
#6
a friend of mine has a RR with air susp. and I have a CS with air suspension. I have not seen any problems up to now, can't say the same for my friend though. Range rovers are always causing problems, always...
#7
yeah, it is a love/hate relationship...mostly hate.
I want a vehicle that can tow and is still fun to drive. The Lexus RX fit the bill but is not very fun to drive. I have never driven a Cayenne and am considering the V6 version. It has over 60 hp more then my RR and the RR is adequate...i mean it's a slug but I am not looking to race anyone. I am going to drive the v6 and the S this weekend. Thanks fin advance for the advice and I hope to be a contributing forum member/owner soon
oh one last thing, do you guys think the reliability is better then the VW Toureg?
I want a vehicle that can tow and is still fun to drive. The Lexus RX fit the bill but is not very fun to drive. I have never driven a Cayenne and am considering the V6 version. It has over 60 hp more then my RR and the RR is adequate...i mean it's a slug but I am not looking to race anyone. I am going to drive the v6 and the S this weekend. Thanks fin advance for the advice and I hope to be a contributing forum member/owner soon
oh one last thing, do you guys think the reliability is better then the VW Toureg?
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#10
There's a reason even FORD dumped the LandRover company to a company in India.
I have had a few of those vehicles, and NEVER again.
WHen you test drive even the cheapest Cayenne available you will be impressed when compared to the RR.
Good luck.
I have had a few of those vehicles, and NEVER again.
WHen you test drive even the cheapest Cayenne available you will be impressed when compared to the RR.
Good luck.
#11
I have not heard of any strut failures yet on the Cayenne air suspension. I love mine but can undestand your concern as I wouldn't opt for that on a RR as many things about RR's are unreliable from the research that I did before I bought my CTT. Good luck!
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Hey guys, I am looking at getting a pre owned cayenne to replace my RR. I am curious about the air suspension. Being that I currently have a range rover with air suspension I would like to avoid that in my next vehicle. Was it an option on all? Basically I want an S model w/o air suspension, are they hard to find?
Also, try to find one that has the tow hitch installed already. Getting one afterwards is a PITA and very expensive! Bumper cover has to come off and you need dealer to program something for the lights or brake controller...
#13
yeah, it is a love/hate relationship...mostly hate.
I want a vehicle that can tow and is still fun to drive. The Lexus RX fit the bill but is not very fun to drive. I have never driven a Cayenne and am considering the V6 version. It has over 60 hp more then my RR and the RR is adequate...i mean it's a slug but I am not looking to race anyone. I am going to drive the v6 and the S this weekend. Thanks fin advance for the advice and I hope to be a contributing forum member/owner soon
oh one last thing, do you guys think the reliability is better then the VW Toureg?
I want a vehicle that can tow and is still fun to drive. The Lexus RX fit the bill but is not very fun to drive. I have never driven a Cayenne and am considering the V6 version. It has over 60 hp more then my RR and the RR is adequate...i mean it's a slug but I am not looking to race anyone. I am going to drive the v6 and the S this weekend. Thanks fin advance for the advice and I hope to be a contributing forum member/owner soon
oh one last thing, do you guys think the reliability is better then the VW Toureg?
FYI, the V6 is made by VW, whereas the V8 is all Porsche. Completely different from the V8 found in Touraeg which is audi/vw.