2008 Porsche Cayenne S on 2040-cars
Belleville, New Jersey, United States
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EXTERIOR Roof rails Rear window wiper/washer w/delay Pwr heated retractable mirrors Heat-insulating laminated glass w/enhanced reflectivity, rear privacy glass Heated windshield washers Bi-Xenon headlamps w/dynamic leveling, washers, dynamically controlled static cornering light Integrated front/rear fog lights Rain-sensing front wipers w/heated washer nozzles Pwr tailgate latch INTERIOR Front/rear parking assist system Bose AM/FM radio-inc: CD player, 14-speakers, subwoofer, MP3 capability Homelink garage door opener Leather-wrapped shift lever Stainless steel door entry guard & pedal pads Cruise control Iluminated vanity mirrors Rear window defogger Full leather 12-way pwr heated comfort front bucket seats w/enhanced memory (6) aux pwr outlets Dual front/rear adjustable cup holders Heated multifunction 3-spoke steering wheel w/pwr adjustment Automatic climate control w/dual front passenger controls-inc: auto air recirculation system w/air quality sensor, particle/pollen/carbon filter Aluminum-look interior Alarm system with ultrasonic interior surveillance, inclination sensor PCM info & navigation system Electronic immobilizer w/in-key transponder Lockable air conditioned glovebox & front passenger seat storage compartment Trip computer Full leather 12-way pwr heated comfort front bucket seats w/enhanced memory & lumbar 60/40 split folding heated rear seats Front/rear reading lamps Pwr door locks Pwr windows MECHANICAL Dry sump lubrication 6-speed tiptronic transmission w/OD 4-wheel vented disc brakes w/6-piston front/4-piston rear aluminum fixed calipers Air suspension w/self-leveling ride height control, Porsche active suspension management (PASM) Variocam Plus Brake pad wear sensors w/in dash warning light 4.8L DOHC SMPI aluminum twin-turbocharged 32-valve V8 engine 18" x 8" Cayenne Turbo II alloy wheels P255/55ZR18 tires (2) exhaust outlets in matte silver finish Front/rear stabilizer bars Fully galvanized steel body w/integrated frame Porsche Traction Management (PTM) permanent all-wheel drive Front independent double wishbone suspension Porsche Stability Management (PSM) 4-wheel anti-lock braking system Rear independent multi-link suspension Servotronic speed-sensitive pwr steering system 18" collapsible spare tire NOTE **PRELIMINARY STANDARD EQUIPMENT** PROCESSING-OTHER City 12/hwy 19 (4.8L engine/6-speed auto trans) SAFETY Front/rear side curtain airbags Child seat UCRA anchors on outer rear seats Front airbag deactivation Side-guard door beams 3-point seat belts w/pretensioners, front force limiters Front side-impact airbags Driver & front passenger frontal airbags Child safety rear door locks |
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Porsche gives Nick Murray exactly what he deserved [w/video]
Sat, 19 Apr 2014The tale of Nick Murray and his lemon Porsche 911 appears to have come to a satisfactory end. As noted in the original story about Murray, he and Porsche Cars North America met and came to a resolution. However, we didn't know exactly what that meant, until now.
Murray has created a new video explaining that PCNA offered to buy back the car at full price or give him an exact replacement for it. This was exactly what he was asking for. Murray remains pro-Porsche in the new video. "I am definitely considering reordering a Porsche 911," he says.
Porsche also posted a message on its Facebook page that clarified the situation. "We at Porsche have always sought excellence in all that we do. We know you expect it of us. And when we don't meet that standard, we make every effort to improve," said a portion of the note.
Man steals Porsche, brags on video, then crashes into wall
Thu, Dec 3 2015Here's your daily reminder that thieves are morons. This also serves as reminder that not everything you do needs to be committed to video. A man in Gloucester, a city in southwest England, was stupid enough to steal a Porsche Boxster and then take a video in it. Oh, and of course, he crashed it. Now, we'll give this dimwit, 25-year-old Jamie Lee Sharp, some credit – he didn't actually admit that he stole the car on video, at least based on the 45-second clip released by Gloucester police and hosted by The Guardian. According to the story, there was more footage, which included Sharp driving the car and phoning friends, before he crashed it into a wall. It's not clear if the crash was caught on video, though. Following the crash, Sharp's accomplice, 26-year-old James Honeywell, abandoned him at the scene of the wreck. Both thieves were arrested following the January incident, though, and were just recently sentenced by British authorities following guilty pleas. The crown awarded Sharp's actions with a four-year stay in one of Her Majesty's prisons for burglary, aggravated vehicle taking, driving while disqualified, drunk driving, and driving without insurance. Honeywell got 35 months burglary, aggravated vehicle taking, and failure to appear at court. His license was also suspended for nearly two and half years, too, The Guardian reports. Related Video: News Source: The GuardianImage Credit: Gloucester Constabulary Government/Legal Porsche Convertible Videos viral video crime
VW won't let emissions scandal keep it from racing
Sat, Nov 28 2015The Volkswagen Group may have its hands full dealing with the diesel emissions scandal. But that doesn't mean it will be curbing its considerable racing programs. At least not in any significant way. This according to Matthias Muller, who recently moved up from his previous position as Porsche CEO to preside over the entire group. Speaking with Autosport at the World Endurance Championship finale in Bahrain this past weekend, Muller emphasized the importance of racing to the company. "The motorsports programs are not in danger of being dropped or significantly reduced because motorsports is very important for the group and the brands," said Muller. "Basically we do not question our motorsport efforts." Of all the brands under the group's umbrella, several have prominent, top-level factory works racing programs, and others support customer racing teams. The Volkswagen brand has emerged as the dominant force in the World Rally Championship, securing both titles over the past three years. Both Porsche and Audi compete in the top tier at Le Mans and in the World Endurance Championship, trading places in the winner's circle. Audi also competes in DTM, and alongside Lamborghini, Bentley, and Porsche, and also offers GT3 and GTE racing cars to private customers. Lamborghini, Porsche, Audi, and Seat (once the leader in touring cars) all run their own spec racing series as well. Skoda continues to compete in lower-level rallying, leaving only Bugatti to draw on its prominent pre-war grand prix racing history. To hear Muller tell it, those racing programs – or at least the top-levels ones among them – aren't going away anytime soon. But there may still be some tweaks here and there, and we shouldn't expect any new programs to be launched in the near future. Porsche, for example, is anticipated to wind down its factory involvement in GT racing, after winning both the drivers' and manufacturers' titles in the WEC GTE Pro class this year in addition to its LMP1 victories. Instead it will focus on preparing new racing versions of the 911 for client racing teams. The auto giant was also reportedly close to branching out into Formula One in partnership with Red Bull. But after negotiations were interrupted by emergence of the diesel emissions scandal, that deal fell apart. It remains unknown which brand might have been represented in the F1 engine-supply program.























