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2015 messages, Last post on Jul 19, 2009 at 3:34 PM
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Replying to: gege7754 (Oct 29, 2007 12:52 pm) Try going on line...several available there... |
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Hi everyone. I just bought an 06 Cayenne base (with just about every option), but I'm new to the Porsche family so I had some questions: 1. Are there any recurring issues with this vehicle that I should know? 2. Does stability control, Electronic brakeforce disribution and 4 channel brakes come standard (I have the preferred package). 3. Does the warranty cover wear & tear items or just the traditional bumper-to-bumper mechanical failures? I have the extended certifed pre-owned warranty. 4. What maintenance is really required and how often should I expect to change the brakes/tires? Additionally, why $200 for an oil change? That's it for now. Any help I can get here is greatly appreciated. BTW, germancarsforums.com isn't really that good. Edmunds forums are very good and I owned several Acura's where acurazine was very good as well. Can anyone recommend a good Porsche forum other than edmunds?
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Replying to: mudman2 (Jun 04, 2007 9:06 am)  hey mudman yes....i am around,,,,but due to work, home , family, etc....i am here less.... all is well with my cayenne.... I also got the 100K warranty. one quick suggestion.....You can get cheap , inexpensive tires from internet , either on ebay or craigslist... for your cayennes. There is a set of 19" wheels and tires for only $300 in dublin, CA. I am sure happy that we only need oil changes every 15,000 miles.... take care...and see you around.... 
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Replying to: paul_philly (Nov 06, 2007 5:32 am) 2- they should be in your owners manual. Some cars have different options than others. I am not sure about cayenne base. 3- warranty does NOT cover wear and tear items. 4- Engine should run with no problems , just simply follow maintenance schedule. You do not need a $200 oil change... I buy my oil at Autozone or costco, and go to the local oil changer...whom I know well and they change out everything for me..... I go to my trusted mechanic for some routine checks....and back to dealership for major checks....
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Replying to: highender (Nov 09, 2007 8:46 am) Dows anyone know what can be used cheaply & easily to increase HP on the 06 Cayenne Base? |
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Hello all, new to the group and new to Porsche, need some help please. Just bought a 2004 Cayenne S (Semi Auto). When I start the engine after refilling the petrol, it sort of goes on igniting and then cuts off, it does not start up as normal, but it always starts up on the second try. Am I doing something wrong?? Not sure if warranty will cover. Live in England...... Many Thanks |
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| Well.. I really dont know what is so special about this car.. I got 06 Cayenne base(V6). I got 29600 mi and about to get 30K service done. One of my local porsche dealers told me it will cost me $1400. Is that sound right?? I dont know what kind of stuff they will do on my car.. but still 222222 much.. | |
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Replying to: tezzz (Dec 07, 2007 6:46 pm) Also want to install ipod & bluetooth....any suggestions ?? Tnx-u
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Replying to: coach11 (Dec 08, 2007 8:12 am) but anyway great car .
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Replying to: bmlexus (Dec 08, 2007 6:41 pm) That said there nothing like the ride,power and luxury.....Very limited production of 2006. |
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