Punched my Cayenne card for a second time. 2006 Titanium S in Metallic Blue
10-10-2006, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Stone43
And my personal opinion is that the 08 "facelift" is hideous.
Originally Posted by Stone43
Finally, shall I assume you are a current (or former) P-3 driver?
10-11-2006, 04:38 PM
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Nice going Mad Fox.
I am at 24K miles on my '06 and not a problem to speak of. Best all around daily driver on the planet.
I'm sure you will love that car for years to come.
BTW-- Where is LTC...He hasn't posted for a while. I hope your purchase didn't drive him 'over the edge'.
I am at 24K miles on my '06 and not a problem to speak of. Best all around daily driver on the planet.
I'm sure you will love that car for years to come.
BTW-- Where is LTC...He hasn't posted for a while. I hope your purchase didn't drive him 'over the edge'.
10-11-2006, 11:05 PM
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Ditto on what everyone else has been saying -sweet!
You most certainly won't be needing any Nav updates now, and at least they will make them for your DVD based system -you lucky bastard!!
You most certainly won't be needing any Nav updates now, and at least they will make them for your DVD based system -you lucky bastard!!
10-11-2006, 11:10 PM
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Ditto on what everyone else has been saying -sweet!
You most certainly won't be needing any Nav updates now, and at least they will make them for your DVD based system -you lucky bastard!!
You most certainly won't be needing any Nav updates now, and at least they will make them for your DVD based system -you lucky bastard!!
the DVD was dated 06/2006.. a less than one year old flyover was in the DVD.. all surrounding counties have ALL of the streets now.. no in the weeds anywhere yet... 
the graphics are slightly different and the screen seems to have a better look.. PAG IF YOU"RE READING THIS>>>> you jerks should still do the CD updates.. it just isn't that big of a deal to do it and EVERY other manf. does!! CD's are not going away for many years to come. 
10-12-2006, 01:07 AM
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I'm convinced...........MadFox...............pm with your dealer.........I have an 05 CS w/o many of the options on your new ride..............I'm a long way away, but know how to make the transaction/distance/deal work.......................thx......
10-12-2006, 01:50 AM
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I'm convinced...........MadFox...............pm with your dealer.........I have an 05 CS w/o many of the options on your new ride..............I'm a long way away, but know how to make the transaction/distance/deal work.......................thx......
10-12-2006, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Targa Tim
MadFox, Congrats on your new TE Cayenne. Is your Marine Blue the same as the color on the Cayenne TTS?
10-12-2006, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Porschenator
I'm convinced...........MadFox...............pm with your dealer.........I have an 05 CS w/o many of the options on your new ride..............I'm a long way away, but know how to make the transaction/distance/deal work.......................thx......
10-19-2006, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by MadFox
Here are the daylight pictures. I was surprised at how different the color looks depending on the angle and the amount of sunlight.
Welcome to the deep south. The Birmingham skyline is the background in 3 pictures and Shades Mountain is the last one with full sunlight. Pics were taken at "The Club" (yes, that's the name!) which is on Red Mountain overlooking the city below. City is about 600' and the Cayenne is at 1025'. I've really decided that I like the color. During the day it is almost cobalt blue and at dusk/evening it gets darker looking -- making it look like the typical black luxury car. Notice the different look of the paint depending on the angle with the sun. All pics were taken with a Nikon D100 using a Quantaray UV Filter. NO TOUCHUP.. what you see is what it looked like! The downtown buildings are height limited due to the close proximity of the airport (see plane in one picture). The buildings are 30-33 stories tall so we're still 100' feet higher on the mountain. Despite what many people think, Alabama is green and hilly (mountainous might be a stretch). Beautiful Sunday with temps in the 70's and warm sunshine. The car did great driving a few twisties along the roads to these overlooks. Thanks for all the kind words. Enjoy the pics! 
Welcome to the deep south. The Birmingham skyline is the background in 3 pictures and Shades Mountain is the last one with full sunlight. Pics were taken at "The Club" (yes, that's the name!) which is on Red Mountain overlooking the city below. City is about 600' and the Cayenne is at 1025'. I've really decided that I like the color. During the day it is almost cobalt blue and at dusk/evening it gets darker looking -- making it look like the typical black luxury car. Notice the different look of the paint depending on the angle with the sun. All pics were taken with a Nikon D100 using a Quantaray UV Filter. NO TOUCHUP.. what you see is what it looked like! The downtown buildings are height limited due to the close proximity of the airport (see plane in one picture). The buildings are 30-33 stories tall so we're still 100' feet higher on the mountain. Despite what many people think, Alabama is green and hilly (mountainous might be a stretch). Beautiful Sunday with temps in the 70's and warm sunshine. The car did great driving a few twisties along the roads to these overlooks. Thanks for all the kind words. Enjoy the pics!
Mad Fox-- These are great shots. I never realized Birmingham was that large...How far is it from PDE?...I plan on trying that one day.
Also, it would be great to see some photos of the lucky owner next to that sweet ride...
Rome out...
10-19-2006, 10:35 PM
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Mad Fox-- These are great shots. I never realized Birmingham was that large...How far is it from PDE?...I plan on trying that one day. Also, it would be great to see some photos of the lucky owner next to that sweet ride...
Rome out...
Rome out...
Now, the important info is the PDE at Barber's Motor Park is just 15 or so miles east of downtown.. an incredible facility.. world class .. has a museum.. it is so cool to see the instructors work the cars on the track.. rolling hills and the PDE is supposedly just fantastic.. Love the new Cayenne.. but I'll wait to do that with a 911.
Photos.. hmmm, might do that with sunglasses and a ballcap.. a certain good feeling at being somewhat anonymous.. thanks for the kind words on the photos.
10-19-2006, 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by MadFox
Photos.. hmmm, might do that with sunglasses and a ballcap.. a certain good feeling at being somewhat anonymous..
