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Great daughter and dad! I'm intrigued with the affordability of the Cayenne. On my very limited budget, I must consider fuel economy. Parts cost is a consideration as well and tires can get pricey. Having a car that I could live writing off certainly saves on insurance and stress.

However, I always crave for something better. Never have I been satisfied when I go up in size and value. The exception have been extremely reliable Porsches. If this carries over to the Cayenne, maybe they would satisfy. I, like many others, have stigmatized the Cayenne as a non sports car. Maybe my closed mind has prevented me from exploring this vehicle. The ground clearance and awd are certainly useful in Northern Michigan in the winter months and even on two tracks in the summer. It would haul the inboard boats and car trailer.

That said, my Silverado dually is far better for the boat and trailer towing than my Range Rovers were and just as good in snow and mud.

This analysis brings to light the purposefulness of the vehicle. What are you daughter's real needs? Seems like the old Volvo ticks a lot of boxes. A four banger for the shorter commute is right on.










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