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    here's another one from the land down under...


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    a few rally Porsches...




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    and a Cayenne having a mud bath...




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    they are better looking than the other one posted yung prober, pero there's no question in what they can do :-)

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    Ayos! Pwede na sa Malabon 'yan, hehehe.

    OT: The Jimny absolutely owns the Cayenne's ass. Score one more for Zuks....

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    Originally posted by Bogeyman
    OT: The Jimny absolutely owns the Cayenne's ass. Score one more for Zuks....
    i wouldn't really say that...

    the Cayenne doesn't pretend that it can foray into trails that can only be conquered by Defenders and Hummer H1s.

    though with its specs it can be used for semi-offroad duties. like mud or gravel trails, hill-climbing, water fording, snow, etc.

    on another note, the Cayenne will keep up with the rest of the autobahn traffic with the Turbo topping out (due to aero drag) at around 260kph. it'll also outperform many so-called "sports cars" in the track.

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    Originally posted by mazdamazda
    though with its specs it can be used for semi-offroad duties. like mud or gravel trails, hill-climbing, water fording, snow, etc.
    Problem kasi with the Cayenne is it relies too much on its on-board electronics for sensing terrain. There are times na indecisive yung system sa kaco-compute ng mga variables. Plus vulnerable din yun in instances such as water fording. Dun siya natalo ng Jimny, which relies on good old-fashioned mechanicals to get the job done.

    Besides, anyone can go fast. But only few can achieve and maintain control once the pavement ends.
    Last edited by Bogeyman; October 14th, 2004 at 01:24 PM.

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    I wonder why Porsche stopped competing in the Paris-Dakar. Idol ko yang 959 in the late 90's

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    Mahal ng 959 kasi... sayang yung 928 sa first pic...

    I don't see any comparatives between a Jimny and a Cayenne though... Parang comparing a Murcielago with a Picanto... They're designed for totally different purposes...

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