2024
Other
26.2 mpg
Tax: £180
Mileage: 10
Petrol
Automatic
201.8 mpg
Tax: £170
Mileage: 76
Hybrid
Tax: n/a
Mileage: 345
2023
25.9 mpg
Mileage: 909
Mileage: 1,411
188.3 mpg
Mileage: 1,586
Mileage: 2,025
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Mileage: 2,820
Mileage: 3,414
22.8 mpg
Mileage: 3,416
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The 911 sportscar may be the model Porsche is known for but it's the Cayenne large luxury SUV that has established the company in his modern era. And made it one of the world's most successful car manufacturers. This model line dates back to 2002, with a second generation 'E2' design arriving in 2010 and this current MK3 'E3' version launched back in 2017. Porsche wants this third generation design to remain on sale for most of the rest of this decade (alongside the completely different all-electric Cayenne due in 2027). For the combustion-powered 'E3' design, that's meant the need for what the brand describes as one of the most extensive product upgrades in its history. The Cayenne is still Porsche's best seller, with over 1.25 million examples of this model sold this century, so this upgrade was crucial for the brand and is extremely far-reaching, with significant engineering changes and a completely fresh feel for the cabin. As before, there are both standard SUV and Coupe body styles. Let's take a closer look.
The Cayenne remains a cutting-edge benchmark in the luxury SUV segment, especially in this updated form. The technology on offer here is awesome but if you like your driving, we're not sure that loading this car up with rear wheel steering, air suspension and big wheels (as many owners will) is the best way towards showcasing its continuing class-leading status as the ultimate driving machine in the large part of the luxury SUV sector. However you specify this car though, there's still nothing else quite like it in this class. Certainly it took the German brand some time to get this model right: early Cayennes were rightly forgettable. But this faster, greener and better looking version of the MK3 design is hugely impressive, in many ways the most astonishing car of its kind we've yet seen.
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