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There's a comprehensive review of the new Cayenne in this week's Autocar.

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new- ... ype-review

The Cayenne S looks to have pretty good performance, even if the handling will not match the Macan.
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It looks like a very conservative update, typical of Porsche I guess. I'm sure it will be good but I'm not convinced about the front styling. I was hoping for something a bit more progressive to be honest. But I'm pleased that they appear to have resisted the temptation to make it bigger externally.
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Not sure of the multi slats on front end.

Looks like a Panny light cluster lies under the tape over the boot lid.

Other than that it looks even more like a grown up Macan
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Col Lamb wrote:
Other than that it looks even more like a grown up Macan
It really does. Probably a good thing though as the Cayenne never really seemed quite right styling wise.


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Hawkeye wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2017 11:37 am
Col Lamb wrote:
Other than that it looks even more like a grown up Macan
It really does. Probably a good thing though as the Cayenne never really seemed quite right styling wise.


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Only thing I don't like is that slatted front grille. Reminds me of an 80s Ferrari in a bad way. But maybe it's a clever disguise for something cleaner - well I hope so.
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Hawkeye wrote: ↑Fri Aug 04, 2017 11:37 am
Col Lamb wrote:
Other than that it looks even more like a grown up Macan
It really does. Probably a good thing though as the Cayenne never really seemed quite right styling wise.


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Whilst we already have front slats on our beloved Macans the Cayenne slats do seem more prominent.

Maybe that is going to roll over into the facelifted Macan.
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I think that a new Cayenne looking like a 'grown up Macan' will be a very handsome thing, when stripped of the disguising tape etc. :)
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