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I wonder if they adapted the Cayenne's AWD to that stretched limo.
That would take some major work to the drive shafts, differentials, and universal joints.
I agree that the Dubai " ski " version is quite strange.....for three reasons. First, Dubai has a semitropical desert climate. Second, why would you have a snow vehicle with that low a ground clearance? Third, those sure don't look like foul-weather wheels and tires to me.
Last edited by mmarshall; Nov 2, 2006 at 06:00 AM.
I wonder if they adapted the Cayenne's AWD to that stretched limo.
That would take some major work to the drive shafts, differentials, and universal joints.
I agree that the Dubai " ski " version is quite strange.....for three reasons. First, Dubai has a semitropical desert climate. Second, why would you have a snow vehicle with that low a ground clearance? Third, those sure don't look like foul-weather wheels and tires to me.
I can just imagine the locals - used to their very hot weather going there. This would be whole perspective change for someone - buy lots of warm clothing and experience something totally out of the ordinary! You gotta love that!
I can just imagine the locals - used to their very hot weather going there. This would be whole perspective change for someone - buy lots of warm clothing and experience something totally out of the ordinary! You gotta love that!
So THAT's what they are doing over there with that oil money.
Come to think of it, I think I DO remember seeing a CL thread about this.
Porshe needs to redesign this Toureg based ugly duckling. Not worthy of the Porshe label Clean sheet design needed. Perhaps future 928 based SUV is in order.