Porsche Cayenne

In model year 2003, Porsche launched its first fully off-road vehicle – the Porsche Cayenne. Initially, the Cayenne S and Cayenne Turbo were the only model variants available but Porsche added an entry-level Cayenne to expand the range in model year 2004. The launch of the Cayenne Diesel for model year 2009 saw Porsche offer a model with a diesel engine for the first time.

The body of this SUV series was around 4.8 metres long, nearly 2 metres wide and 1.7 metres tall. The front section of the Porsche Cayenne was based on the design of the 911. All Cayenne models featured all-wheel drive.

The Cayenne models with petrol engines were powered by a water-cooled V8 engine. The Cayenne Diesel featured a V6 turbo diesel engine.

Model overview

Cayenne (2004-06)

Features
Body made of fully galvanised sheet steel // Tailgate that folds all the way up // Flexible plastic front and rear aprons // Black brake callipers // Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 9.7 seconds with six-speed Tiptronic S, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 9.1 seconds with six-speed manual transmission // Maximum speed for both transmission types of 214 km/h

Cayenne (2008-10)

Features
Wide, H7 clear-glass headlights with projection technology // Three air intakes // Two horizontal transverse struts in the side inlets painted in the vehicle colour // Additional light with indicator and side marker light on the outer side // Two single tailpipes with a matt silver finish // Aerial in the roof spoiler // Steel springs // Sport button for switching between standard and sporty tuning// Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.1 seconds with six-speed manual transmission, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.5 seconds with Tiptronic S // Maximum speed for both transmission types of 227 km/h

Genuine parts & historical documents

Porsche Genuine Parts Catalog

ORIGINALE

Historical Documents

Porsche Classic Parts Explorer

Cayenne Genuine Parts and Accessories

A selection of genuine parts and accessories for the Cayenne can be found in the Porsche Classic Parts Explorer.

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Product Highlights

Porsche Classic Motoroils

A declaration of love for your classic Porsche: the "Classic Motoroils" which are specially tailored to the needs and properties of the various classic Porsche engines, were caringly developed by the engineers at the Porsche Development Centre in Weissach together with the loving experts from Porsche Classic.

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