Porsche Cayenne off road - bet you didn't know Porsches and Volkswagens could offroad like this...
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- We take a 2003 Porsche Cayenne Turbo off-Road on a flex track to see if it can make through ?
Porsche cayenne off road - driving a 2003 Porsche cayenne Turbo off road.
2003 Porsche cayenne 4.5 Turbo off road. is a Porsche cayenne better off road than a jeep wrangler? range rover v Porsche cayenne off road which is best- autocar.
today’s video we took the Porsche cayenne out to see how it does off-road!. can a Porsche cayenne be the perfect off-roader?
Porsche cayenne Turbo offroad. 2003-2021 Porsche cayenne is in the starting blocks...
What a beast!
Amazing capable and No diff lock, you can see how the computer Lockes the spinning wheel by activating the brake to that wheel gives traction back to grounded wheel as its an open diff ?
I work in the mountains and one of my cars is a vw transporter 4 Motion. Raised. Reinforced and a little bigger tires. Always fun on 4x4 trails. When i come with that to help out jeeps and hiluxes.
was thinking "dang, what a growl" .. and then i saw the turbo badge. makes sense, ha!
I like your roof rack
Made for a Jeep Grand Cherokee but fit nicely
Considering that you can safely travel at a constant speed of more than 200km/h with one of those ,it is impressive that it could go through that with IFS
Solid axles?
@@taylorhickman84 with IFS*
Impressive stuff! I’m considering one of these as a family hauler/off-roader
Could not recommend more. One of the best all rounders I’ve owned.
Hi mate, awesome to watch. I am totally new to the 4x4 thing and I hope you dont mind my question. Looking for a dedicated camper/tourer as I already have a performance coupe. I was considering the new JL wrangler based on the utilitarian look and way you can fit them out appeals to me and feel like it would even get me out aventuring more rather than a regular SUV but then I was put onto the Cayenne, obvioulsy being Porsche has benefits and would also be a much nicer drive on the road minus the utilitarian look I mentioned earler. Would there be more than enough spots accessible with the cayenne to find scenic, quiet spots for camping and adventure and less about the 4x4 climbing. Am I assuming correct that to find the magic spots you need to cross some heavy terrain? I would not be going with other veichles and would hate to get stuck. Or will the Cayenne with stock tyres/wheels get me to most spots around NSW and even Nationally for what I'm looking for. Cheers
No doubt a JL will get you further off road and has the biggest after market parts support of any off roader available.
That said The Cayenne is incredibly capable in the right hands with the addition of a good set of all terrain tyres will get you to 90% of the campgrounds in NSW. I strongly recommend anyone traveling off road solo should install a winch and carry a full kit of recovery gear. Either way getting out into our beautiful Australian scrub is all that matters and the vehicle to do it in is a personal choice.
@@hsvh3hummer942 Thanks so much for the reply.
Hi, what’s your light bar?
Any other modifications?
We use our to tour from uk to Turkey....ace car!!
It’s relatively stock other than a set of all terrain tyres, roof rack from a Jeep Grand Cherokee and 4 7” Led spot lights
Thanks, I’m doing a transsyberian homage and my main problem is the roof rack and lights. I’ll copy you!!
Nice drive. did you use the rear lock diff on that track? Thanks...
No just traction control.