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I want to drive the S model but it would end up being a lot more pricey than the X5 50i. $5k-$10k more to start (nicely equipped) plus the lease rate plus the maintenance costs plus the shocking turn in fee.
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I drive my x5 and my parent's cayenne S titanium edition. Talking about handling I would go with the x5 no doubt. The Cayenne S is an awesome car to drive, both SUVs are awesome, if you are looking to save up more gas go with the bimmer. The X5 is more comfortable than the porsche and I have the sport package with sport suspension package. Otherwise, Porsche is a Porsche if you know what I mean...
You can feel the power on the Porsche a bit more than the x5 even though both automatic drive, there is more kick on the Porsche and stiffness on the road. On the other hand, the x5 holds the road better. Service will be more expensive to you on the porsche, especially when the bimmer have extended warranty which covers for you almost everything except w&t. My opinion in total is the BMW it wins it by couple more points
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Yeah, although I like the 911, none of those designers have been very busy over the years.
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The Porsche looks like an airplane cockpit! Seems like it makes you feel like your in control of the vehicle, ready for take off.
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Just eyeballing it--seems to me the X5 is wider on the inside.
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I was near the local dealer the other day and saw one parked outside. It was outside of regular hours, but went over and took at look at it. Is it just me, but for those who have seen the new Cayenne in person, is the cargo area as small as it looks? In the X5, I can get a German Shepher in their in a pinch, but I wouldn't try it in the Cayenne.
I tried to build one on their website, and Porsche's is way out to lunch on their prices. If they could be less myopic in their sales approach, they may realize that they could probably have even more sales if they offered packages a la BMW which gave you your popular options. Ridiculous. X5 35d on order, Azurite Black on Oyster Leather/Bamboo with the sports package/20's. |
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Like the clean look of the X5. More of this time and age. No need for all those buttons. And what's with the hand grip on the mid console? Same as the Benz. Never got that concept. Putting cup holders that far back does not really work (as it was on my Touareg).
If I would spend more than $120000 on a car I would not like to buy something something you see at every corner with a different badge (VW / Audi).
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