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Diesel KN On The Way

daro911

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http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/spyshots/218991/porsche_cayenne.html


There's a dark secret in the tank of this Porsche. It's diesel powered!

Our spies couldn't believe their eyes "" or ears "" when they saw the Cayenne 4x4 at a black pump while cold weather testing in Sweden.

The snappers said there was no mistaking the oil-burning clatter of the engine "" which is likely to be the platform-sharing VW Touareg's 3.0-litre V6 TDI or the mighty new V12 diesel motor planned for the Audi R8.

Bosses remain tight-lipped about it, but the oil-burning Cayenne is set to make its debut next year.
 
I hope you're right but with the weight of that V10, more likely a Cayenne that handles like a Toureg - if it was that good a thing Audi would use an oil-burner in the RS6!

Tony
 

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