The debut of the Porsche Cayenne in 2002 transformed the German automaker from a manufacturer of sports cars into a well-rounded luxury car company. Ever since, the Cayenne has set the benchmark for luxury SUVs that offer sizzling performance.
What's New for 2014
Porsche's Dynamic Light System Plus is offered as an option in all trim levels.
Choosing Your Porsche Cayenne
The Cayenne is made in a wide variety of engine options spanning from 300 horsepower to 550 horsepower, and what's under the hood is the defining characteristic of each trim level.
As with any Porsche, a nearly endless list of options can personalize your Cayenne to a degree few competitors can match. Beware, though: Even with a $100,000+ base price, the Cayenne can still get much more expensive. So choose your extras carefully.
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If you're a middle class buyer, we recommend the Diesel as a great blend of economy and performance. For buyers who can afford it, though, there's nothing quite as thrilling as a turbocharged Cayenne. Our pick is the Turbo—the Turbo S doesn't quite seem to justify the extra $36,000.