Porsche Centre Chester previews the new Cayenne
12/1/2018
Announced in August last year, the new Cayenne, due for release this year, has been a highly anticipated vehicle in the Porsche range and one that many people are eagerly awaiting.
In 2002, Porsche unveiled the first generation of the Cayenne and since then has sold over 770,000 units in the model line. The all-new third generation is set to continue this success story.
At the end of last year, Porsche Centre Chester previewed this brand new model for one week only and saw over 100 people through the doors specifically to see this latest Porsche.
The new Cayenne draws heavily for its design inspiration and technology from other sports cars in the Porsche family. Lighter, longer and lower, the new generation boasts all-new engines and a new 8-speed Tiptronic S automatic gearbox delivering a sportier edge and underlining the ambition to be the sportiest vehicle in its class.
Please contact 0151 373 4899 or email info@porschechester.co.uk for more information on this model or any other vehicle in the Porsche range.
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