The 2023 Porsche 911 Dakar Is the Coolest 911
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The 2023 Porsche 911 Dakar is the coolest 911. Today I'm reviewing the new 2023 Porsche 911 Dakar, and I'll show you all the quirks and features of this special car. I'm also going to get behind the wheel of the 911 Dakar and show you what it's like to drive.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 CARS & BIDS!!!
00:09 THIS...
01:23 Offroader 911 Overview
02:24 Why Did Porsche Make This?
03:16 Yes, it is lifted
04:55 Chonky Tires
05:28 Skid Plates
06:19 Tow Hooks
06:45 Plastic Cladding
07:15 Roof Basket
07:42 LED Flood Lights
08:05 Roof Basket Accessories
08:56 Front Trunk
09:24 Other Changes
10:16 Performance
10:45 Weight Savings
11:45 Interior
12:29 New Drive Modes
13:48 More Interior Quirks & Features
15:59 Pricing
16:25 Rallye Design Package
17:15 Market Position
17:45 Driving Experience
22:00 Final Thoughts
22:25 DougScore
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Doug is the type of guy to recommend a Porsche 911 if someone’s looking for an off roader
Porsche should've made Cayenne Dakar inspired by VW Race Touareg 3
People not realizing Porsche used to rally 911s.
@@stevenwilliams1805 it's different when you ruin your car's value with all those dirty uncool mods and when it's a factory built rare collectible.
Doug is the type of guy to also recommend a Lamborghini Huracan (Sterrato) if someone's looking for an off-roader
@@ldmtag I said nothing about aftermarket modifications. I was referring to when "Porsche" used to rally their cars.
If you want an off-road Porsche, this is “Dakar” for you! I’ll see myself out.
Ba dum tss!
Not bad. Not bad at all.
Well done!!!
Nice! 😂😂😂
I give that joke 9/11
This is one of the coolest cars you've done, I love how practical it is. Seeing this inspired me to find the Dakar on a Porsche configure site and build my own. All in, it was $289,548. I got a lot of "no cost" options, the Dakar wheels, heated adaptive sport seats, I did pay $5,200 for the "Rally 1974" decal set, $550 for the heated sport steering wheel, and $4,540 for the Burmester high end surround sound system.
Practical ?
@@shmurdamma Practical in the sense of what this is, it's more useful than the Lamborghini version.
@@bobhill3941 nobody will drive these off road. it is just for show off. so the word practical is strange here.
@@iustitiaepervenit That's unfortunate. Like alot of people who buy G-wagons and 4Runners. I was using practical in the sense that it could carry things for off roading and it has higher ground clearance than the Lamborghini.
Dang bro, you rich.
As much as I love the technology and capabilities of the 911, I couldn’t really ever see me wanting one for more than a test drive until now. I can totally see a use case for a car like this. It’s not as an off-roader, but as a road tripper. There are a ton of interesting places out there that have rough gravel road access that you would normally have to take a pickup or SUV to get to. With something like this you can visit those places and have a sports car on the highways in between. I already have several trips planned. Now I just need to win the lottery.
you could buy and used 997 and start your own dakar project. A lot cheaper and you can get a manual 911 this way.
I agree 10000%. It's not about going off road, it's about going almost anywhere. Everyone I know they had porshes , lambos, hell even 80k pimped out F 150's are fo with tried about where they can drive it. Sports cars just do not do well on urban roads. Potholes, uneden roads, undeveloped roads, weather. This will go perfect. U sacrifice a little street grip and 0-60, but u can *actually* drive this in SNOW!
I'm really surprised more cars aren't made like this. Subaru was really onto something, lol.
Turning a sports car into an off roader seems much cooler than turning trucks into street racers. I never got the racing wheels and tires on an SUV thing.
Same. The only one I ever liked was the 454 SS just because it has a 454 lol.
@@MattH-wg7ou I feel the same about the ram srt10. The viper engine lol
I do love me a nice street mini truck build tho (not mid/full size tucks)
i think both ways are cool, it’s just that suvs that are optimized for pavement are too standard nowadays
Both are silly IMO
Doug: "I'm not a porsche guy, by any means..."
Also, Doug, every time he reviews a Porsche: 🎉😁😃😃🤪
Not to mention he just bought a $1.2M CGT
He used to work for Porsche North America at their headquarters and had a company car. He is absolutely a Porsche guy.
And? I'm not a Playstation person but I own a PS5 and recognise how good it is...
Also Doug: owns a 1.5 million dollar Porsche
@@cenciende9401your PS5 is not worth 1 million
19:08 is why Doug is the best and impossible to replace. He's a millionaire and he's reviewed hundreds of cars but he still giggles like a kid when he's driving an awesome car.
Greetings from Ouagadougou from a long time follower ! I love cars and your reviews are on point, even making some of the most boring cars desirable! It seems you forgot to mention the step carved into the rear bumper, making accessing the roof-rack easily. But seriously awesome job!
Living in the Midwest with awful roads and even worse winters this car would be an absolute blast. I’d love the chance to drive one around here.
all cars should have suspension like this
That's what I'm saying. We have some roads here that would be just a ball to take this on with some snow.
And here I'd just be happy with performance car that doesn't scrape on everything.
I hear that. I imagine ripping across gravel roads and taking it on dirt trails. Hence why people convert older 911s and other Porsches, sometimes even for more slow rock crawly type stuff, but I'd love the higher speed too.
I'll bet most people will buy it just for that reason.
Honestly the lift makes the rear-engine silhouette look a lot more balanced. This may be a new dream car for me😁
How about the Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato
the best porsche for a zombie apocalypse. probably needs much less gas than a porsche suv.
@@FifyKaqiqiPain I like the Sterrato mechanically and I'm certainly glad it exists, but I honestly just hate the looks😅 Some cars look ugly in a cool way, but to me, the Sterrato looks ugly in a cheap/tacky way. I haven't seen one in person though, so maybe it'll grown on me🤷🏻♀
More cars should be lifted and the bumpers sculpted to take on bumpy roads with little thought of damaging the undercarriage.
You’ll prolly be able to buy one for cheap in a few years. This is a shameless money grab that’s ripping people off. They’re charging a massive premium for a worse performing car to make people think it’ll be worth a fortune in the future. You can buy a stock 911 and turn it into a better off-roader for significantly less money.
I think if they made the rear wing look similar to that on the 959, it would be so much cooler but the wing that they decided on is not bad either, good job Porsche!
I may not ever get the chance to meet Doug in person, but I do so very deeply Respect and Sincerely Appreciate all that he so very lovingly does for his viewers through his love of automobiles and trucks and all. He shares his genuine passion with his viewers in a very real and thorough and down to earth way. Doug is very talented and skilled at all that he does.
I hope they continue to offer this, or similar going forward as a non-limited model.
Or just an option for a carrera 4
There's a thread on Rennlist which suggests that may be the case with the 992.2. I am hoping that is the case and Doug seemed to allude to that at the end of the video.
@@CurvyVicor 930 Turbo or 959?
@@markastor6740Rennlist? What is that?
@@purwantiallan5089 Porsche forum.
this, to me, is the best looking 911 of this generation. it looks INCREDIBLE. i think it’s amazing they’ve made this, and the same with the Starrato. both great, fun designs and actually functional. i would choose this 911 if i could have any, and i live in the city centre lol
I live in the northeast tri-state and between our potholes and winters I would totally buy this if I could!
THANK YOU DOUG! Currently in Dakar, Senegal enjoying my holidays 🎉🎉🎉
13:00 - The dealership employee taking a picture of Doug in the car cracks me up!
It is pretty cool how far they went with this. They really gave it their all. Even have accessories like a roof tent lol
Just like apple if they do it they do it right
@@hs5942 ehh? apple are a junk company selling outdated tech 😂
The practicality of this version is higher than that of the Turbo S, as there is a trunk, clearance for everyday driving, and the car will also rise in price over time, as the series is limited in number. Doug not accurately and logically put points on
gave their all? lol. not even 1%
You will definitely make good use of your tent, shovel, tire board and skid plate when you get stuck in the first puddle because of the low ground clearance.
If I could afford this car, I would totally take it on a cross-country trip, using the camper option.
The tent is available for a 996 too. Just saying.
@@EdDale44135, and save $200,000?! I did not come to this video for such rationality and logic, sir. LOL
100% yes that would be lekker or maybe Lamborghini Sterrato same thing 😁🇿🇦
@@quitsevensix, one if the car review channels is going to have to do this. Supercar Glamping
@@EdDale44135so did Porsche 911 TURBO and Carrera GT.
I have just come from the Straight Pipes' video on the 911 Carrera T and said "Other than the GT3 this is my favorite 911" and I stand by that, but the 911 just has so many flavors, the Carrera T, the Turbo S, the GT3 and GT3 RS, and also thid 911 Dakar, I LOVE them all 🥰❤️
very cool to see! i hope this spreads throughout the market!
If I was a millionaire, I would buy this car in a heartbeat. And that's saying something considering the amount of amazing cars around these days.
I suppose you might put it depends on what kind of millionaire you really are. If you just have $1 million. This is gonna take a big chunk of that. Although it’s pretty cool. And semi-practical; so maybe you would. You only live once.
I agree 100%, I am already a huge Porsche fan as it is, I love the 911 Dakar from when I first saw it.
If I where a billionaire I'd be broke, but broke with a different nice car to sleep in each day of the week.
ferrari gtc4 lusso had similar ground clearance with the air suspensions option
Me too!
saw it in person for the 75 year anniversary of Porsche, looked cool as hell
Doug gets to drive all the fun toys. I'm jealous how giddy he is on the drive.
The frunk “bin” isn’t unique to the Dakar. It is an option for 911s. I have one for my GT3 and it works well for carrying things that may get dirty/wet (frozen foods, etc).
Really need to see this race a Lamborghini Sterrato. Love to see companies green lighting these specialized cars
Exactly, Porsche 911 Dakar vs Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato
Yes, it is a huge gift for the humanity.
The first modern porsche you can drive round the streets without bottoming out over speed bumps.
That's why it's cool, you can use it.
What about cayanne 😂
You are clearly a Porsche fan, I bet you probably even have one or two... with such insight...
@@tf454 Cayenne isnt a true porsche.
Other than the Macan and Cayenne.
@@tf454Cayenne is still cool.
Doug your work is outstanding your style endearing and your success an inspiration. God Bless you and your family.
doug says "cool" 24 times 😄
This is the perfect car not gonna lie. You can go anywhere with extreme good overall performance
So you’ve got one !
How long have you had it ?
@@unclebob4964 No unfortunately i don’t have one, but there’s a porsche dealership next door which had one, so i could take a look at it
Can't wait to see one in pristine condition at the local parking lot...
@@Henk14789 i wish you good luck finding one, seeing one is quite special, driving one even more!
Really. Truly.
Ugly.
Kinda intrigued by this, kinda worried about this. Although people have been doing aftermarket conversions for decades, so I guess Stuttgart leaning into it isn't bad.
@Nomen Clature people have bitched that Porsche never does anything new for years, but when they try something new or even just tweak the formula... damn, do the flames get lit.
@nomenclature9607me too. I am also a diehard Porsche fan. All the cars from 356 to 963 LMH are equally impressive.
@Nomen Clature Hi im a 4 decade mechanic turned coach builder and now marine mech and worked on over 100 porsches. These new ones are absolute junk they are bottom of the reliability charts and calling this an offroader with its joke VAG road 4wd system is beyond the pale. This is nothing but a silly collectable aimed at the saudi market and would get stuck in the car park at Dakar. The fact you tried to insinuate everyone who doesnt like these junk made Porsches knows nothing about mechanics is truly proof of how much of a narc you are. Ive worked on everything from Rotary to Napier Deltic, yet you... a mechanically inexperienced Forza player has the cheek to claim you know the ins and outs of it hahahahaha. Your comment is as ridiculous as modern porsches reliability is. Offroader my hole!
@@1slotmech Flames get lit because they are unreliable cars now and they bring out a "dakar" car that got stuck in some mud on carwow 😂
@nomenclature9607 ok, so what was the last "sports car" they built that DIDN'T look like a 911 (or Karmann Ghia on steroids)?
22:58 Pheww Doug, thanks for the advice, i was just adding 3 in my shopping cart
That removable bucket in the frunk is an OEM Porsche accessory and I have one for my Carrera S :)
Must say I enjoyed this review the most for the latest Doug's review, something with the spark is back here
I love how Doug uses Toyota models to talk about general ground clearance of vehicle classes.
It's not just quirky, it's practical. Most North American viewers are familiar with the Camry and RAV4, so they make good reference points.
I have been waiting for this video.
just ordered mine!! cant wait!!
I love the heritage of the Dakar. I remember watching the highlights as a kid in the early 90's but I can't help but see this as 911 Allroad.
The lambo looks like someone modded the car after buying a normal one, this one looks solid. It actually does look like it was put together by Porsche from the factory.
Porsche and solid dont go together anymore. Porsche are currently ROCK BOTTOM of reliability charts go have a look, cheers.
As an RC enthusiast I a grew up salivating over the Tamiya version of the 959 Dakar Rothmans version. Even in the 80s as a kid I had enough sense not to ask my father for an almost $400 RC car. I'd love to have this beast.
Just saw my first one on the road and what a beauty truthfully
Doug the kind of guy to get himself to sponsor his own video..
Neither original nor anything but painfully obvious all using a dead meme. Grow up. Stop annoying millions of normal people for the applause of a few hundred of your fellow morons.
Doug is a type of a guy to bark when doggy style
Coolest daily driver ever. Blizzaks in the winter and this thing would be a blast. I think this is executed much better than the lambo variant.
Of course it's better executed than the Lamborghini Sterrato!
The 911 Dakar is the ORIGINAL! Period!
The Lamborghini is just a shitty rip off from the famed Porsche offroad philosophy of the 911 Dakar, which has strong roots to Porsches motorsport history, like the 959 Dakar versions.
Compared to the 911 Dakar, the Sterrato is just for 100% a marketing bullshit vehicle without any daily driving purpose, because it's too fucking expensive.
And at least the 911 Dakar doesn't cost half a million Dollars like the Sterrato...
@@user-jf8gd3lv7q I don't think the Lambo is shitty but I would totally get the Dakar over it because like you said it is the original.
this unreliable junk heap that got stuck in mud on carwow.. is the last daily id have with its bottom of the reliability charts build quality. Porsche are diabolically chocolate now
@@bigduphusaj162 Porsches are actually far from junk, bottom of reliability is a lie.
This thing is amazing i didnt know it was possible to love the 911 more yet here we are
as a huge Golf Country fan this just made my day. i adore surprise off-roaders
That guy at 13:03 took lifetime shots 😂
My husband and I joined rally school together! Rallying is so much more fun than slow rock crawling! I recommend it even joining a school that teaches recreation and not competition training! I drive my husband's Raptor R in high speed desert trails like a boss now!
Cool 👍
Must be fun.
That sounds fun. Not competitively but just recreationally.
Aaaaw, a couple sharing a passion for cars. What a warming thought. Thank you very much for sharing activities from your wealth bubble.
anime pfp and likes racing cars? where can i find more girls like you?
Step side rear bumper, never thought I would see that in a 911, that site would be fun in Canadian winters ;)
Doug remember you had it in off-road that may be the reason it didn't feel perfect on the road? Either way great vid as always!
What a special car. I legit hope that they are used for what they’re intended for!
Porsche should've made Cayenne Dakar inspired by VW Race Touareg 3
@Nomen Clature I certainly don’t hope so, because if they do that’s just sad
@@ldmtag tan would work well, but the 911 is what Porsche *is*. Makes sense to have a car this special for the 911
they are a joke in the UK they break down constantly newer 911s and that one gets spanked offroad all it can do is a thin layer of mud and gravel thats it.
@@bigduphusaj162 I'm pretty sure it's meant for dirt roads, not mud or any real OFFroad. It's not about being the best of the best, it's about having a right tool for the job
I like the new cars and bids intro a lot better than the 45 second cars and bids ad there used to be
13:08, the guy behind: loook who is in my showroom!
13:05 A happy Doug fan at the top right of screen.
Thanks Doug , watching from Dakar Sénégal
Now THIS has some quirks and features
The dude at 13:10 in the back office taking photos of Doug doing his review. That would’ve been me too lol.
Question: Wouldn't making a Dakar version of Cayenne/Macan make more sense?
Yeah, haven't they just turned the off-road capabilities of this into a Macan with beefier tires?
Thank you Porsche San Diego for letting Doug film with your property, very much appreciated.
No, thank YOU for thanking Porsche San Diego for letting Doug film with their property!
@@ace9xx No, thank you for thanking Roger! There really needs to be more people thanking each other for commenting, so thank you!
@@rturpening No ‚ thank you for thanking ace_9 and encouraging random people to thank each other.The world need more people like all of you.
2500 units for the whole world is pretty rare, especially since most of them won't be driven anyways
It will get even rarer as those that do get driven will get totaled sooner or later.
this reminds my of the "Battle Cars" subreddit that I love to visit once in a while. fucking love the look of a lifted miata
Got to see these at the LA auto show, very cool!
I hope this car will be used for its intended purpose!
We all know...none of them will.
@@biglee13m A sand dune in Dubai racing against a Huracan Sterrato is the only place these will go off-road.
Someone will have fun on gravel with it, but they will be in the minority. Sadly I know several roads where this would be a hoot.
It’ll be a garage queen flipped at 50%+ beyond MSRP for the foreseeable future.
its intended purpose? what being in a garage in saudi? 😂 this junk heap is not only biblically unreliable, it got stuck in mud on carwow and harry got it stuck on wet grass in his farm hahahaha. Ridiculous the junk you Americans praise. New porsches arw rock bottom of the reliability charts bellow Land Rover.
Every Englishman yelling 'that is not how you pronounce Dakar' 😁 - great video as always
That little switch shifter would be great for a daily commuter car. Mine has all those other modes I have no use for anyway. All I really need is drive, park, and reverse.
Perfect score. Nice
Porsche is awesome. Theyve seen how popular offroad builds of older 911's have been and they give the customer a brand new factory version.
It took them 20 years of seeing it, but sure yeah there's no denying how cool this is, the only modern Porsche I would want to own actually
Doug the kind of guy to have his best friends name tattooed on his chest in a love heart.
Doug looks like he shoplifts at TJ Maxx and gets overly excited about Pumpkin Spice Season and Fireworks 🎇
@charlie
That's very relatable, actually 😅
Who is Doug?
@@abhipraybajpai some guy who does things, I think
❤Kennan❤️
Porsche in fact won the Paris-Dakar twice, first with a hacked-up 911 in 1984, and then with the 959 in 1986.
I love these. I like the paint.
They missed the chance to finally give the 911 a trailer hitch 😂
Finally a sport car you can take to Mexico and be able to drive over por holes and those huge speed bumps
My thoughts exactly!
Awesome stuff.
As a Senegalese 🇸🇳, I’m very happy that porsche named the iconic porsche 911 after my city ! Nice video Doug, a fan from Dakar, West Africa.
It seems there is starting to be a following for "overland" Porsches. What people are doing with older Cayennes is so cool, its beyond words. I would love to have an overlander Cayenne.
I was expecting 23 other friends to pop up from behind the car to review it together
Well, Kennan, Hoovie or Alanis or whoever again...
This has got to be one of the coolest vehicles I've ever seen! My favorite 911's have always been the late 60's to mid 70's but this one is right up there...
The 911 has been my favorite car since childhood... I gotta be honest...
... I LOVE THIS THING!!!!
It would be really cool if Subaru came out with a Wilderness trim for the BRZ. Give it a ~1" to 3" lift, black plastic body cladding, skid plates, a better approach angle, and all terrain tires, and you'd have an absolute winner.
Subaru needs to WRX the Crosstrek already. Now that they've pretty much given up on the WRX they might as well put that engine in the Crosstrek and kind-of revive the WRX hatch that people have been begging for.
Mustang is going to have a similar off roader soon...
I'm seriously considering trying to source one of these to use in Northern Alberta Canada, in the winter. My 2020 911 is setup, as you;d expect on summer-only tires... but something about this Dakar, and studded winters equals quite an adventure come snow season. I wonder if this is even attainable in Canada?
Why? This is the dumbest idea ever. Just buy a dedicated vehicle for the terrain, either a Tacoma or 4Runner will do fine.
Do you think porsche representatives are waiting for your comments here?
I doubt it but it would easily be the coolest winter beater out there
@@ace9xx You never know. Doug used to work for Porsche North America.
@@ritchierichh It's a smart idea. You can use it year-round and only have to buy one car.
Doug the type of guy testing offroad car on the actual road
I love how Doug finishes many statements with a little giggle, as if what he just said was 🤔 ridiculous 😹😹Awesome
Front bin has been a Porsche parts option for years. I had it in my first 991 as dealership ordered it with build. I assume its included on all Dakar builds.
How much did you pay for your Porsche bin? :)
@@ace9xx It was rolled into by build but I think they are $350
I ordered one for my 911.2 when I picked it up.
@@cpages2 didnt know Forza used dollar signs i thought it was credits?
@@bigduphusaj162 I have no idea what that means lol
@@cpages2 he thinks you're bullshiting. Leave him, this guy always shows up with bitter comments about everything.
Doug just an observation. I would like to see more on the street views of the car. If you can show use different angles from the street to see how the car looks in traffic I believe that would add to the video. Not only with this car of course but with every review.
You are right but you realize that this is a youtube creator not a TV show right?
@@alp.9672 - I know that he works alone but there might be a way. In any case, even with the car parked we oftentimes only get a very few shots from the outside, and never rolling or anything like that. Maybe it is time to step it up and try hiring somebody to help with the rolling shots.
Doug dropping the "damn" multiple times in his videos recently are giving me a thrill
Probably the only time I 'fullscreened' a Doug vid
Finally a 911 that will see as much off road as a G Wagon....
this is the perfect car to park alongside my bronco raptor in the garage. But since it's too expensive, i'd rather buying an used 997 4s manual and start my own dakar project! Maybe i'm lucky enough to find one with carbon bucket seats and powerkit
We seriously need more lifted/rally style coupe cars from factory. So freaking cool.
Go get a Subaru
let's make a petition for chevy building an off-roader corvette e-ray!!!!!!!!!!
@@alp.9672 I said COUPE (2 DOORS) like the old celicas....
I just saw one in Oak Lawn, Illinois not too long ago.
13:00 the guy in the top right corner 📸😂
That would be me too tho 😂
When Porsche announced their first SUV, I was hoping of this. Then the actual history happened.
what history? getting stuck in mud by carwow or stuck on wet grass on Harrys farm? or the recent porsche history of them making cars so badly now that theyve managed to remove Land Rover from the bottom spot of the reliability charts? 😂 absolute junk!
Hey Doug, great vid! Is this becoming the new thing now? Off road super cars? 2 of the best selling supercars now offer off road capable models. If the Huracan and the 911 have off road models, then there’s more than likely going to be an off road model offered on the Artura, Vantage, Roma/296/Portofino or whatever Ferrari’s equivalent is to the huracan since the F8 is gone).
Ferrari is too good. Jk. Cant wait. Would be cool from the crossover platform. More clearance and capabilities
Ferrari would never do this. They're too stuck up. They're only now coming out with an SUV and they even refuse to call it an SUV. I could see McLaren doing it. Idk about Aston Martin doing it either. Idk if they have the money to really be experimenting with that kind of thing.
@@watchesandcaps2566 McLaren and Aston Martin never had any off-roading heritage, so I’d say it’s unlikely
I would say these two are the only ones. They’re limited production, and they’re under the same parent company. Maybe they’re trying to get it started, but I doubt it will become the next big thing. Would be cool though!!!
@@victornjensen Lamborghini doesn't have any off-road heritage either.
Only #dougdemuro can say the interior seems like "a regular 911" with such ease. Cool car. Great Video.
It's like the NEE Ariel plus 6 pack. What a mutant!
Honestly, I miss the breakdown of each category in the Doug Score. It was interesting to see WHY Doug gave each score.
Agreed. There's almost no point to seeing the Doug Score if he's just going to show us the chart and tell us the final number.
Same
I miss the times when he says "Starting with the weekend categories and styling..."
OK. Now I want to see a Koenigsegg for fishermen and campers... Supercars went perv. 🙂
Great video
How much does/could a wrap to emulate de old Dakar version cost?
This looks way better than the Sterrato.
fun fact: At 19 degrees, the ramp angle of the 911 Dakars is on a par with the Cayenne and Macan
Partially incorrect. 19 degrees is the maximum for the 911 dakar, the number porsche used for the suvs is different: for the macan they used steel springs (16.5°, 19° with air suspensions), for the cayenne they used the normal ground clearance setup. The cayenne got a better ramp angle than the 911 dakar when air suspensions are in their highest setting (20.5°)
@@karlk.6819 I did in fact not know that, thank you !
@@steve-fb1bm no problem
Love ya, Douglas. 🙌🏾
That's really, really cool!