Since its introduction, the Porsche Cayenne has firmly established itself at the top of the luxury SUV segment.
The Porsche Cayenne has firmly established itself at the top of the luxury SUV segment due to its extensive customization options, advanced and recognizable design, powerful engines, superb brakes, comfortable suspension, and excellent handling. These factors have propelled this model to success. In the countries of the former Eastern Bloc, this model has reached the same level of significance and prestige as the legendary Mercedes-Benz W140. It is purchased as a symbol of success when businesses thrive, and finally, one can enjoy the fruits of their labor. It is given as gifts to loved ones and family members to express feelings. It is favored by officials, judges, famous athletes, and entertainers.
Whether it's a trip to a restaurant, a business meeting, or skiing in the Alps, the Cayenne is suitable for any task. It always fits in, blending seamlessly into any environment. However, amidst all the luxury, leather, and Alcantara, we have almost forgotten about another ace up its sleeve. The Cayenne possesses exceptional off-road capabilities for an SUV of its class. Numerous videos online depict Cayennes conquering swamps, fording streams, climbing icy mountains, and scaling rocks. In the USA, modifying these vehicles for outdoor adventures and long journeys is very popular.
We've long wanted to implement something similar ourselves, and as soon as we acquired the wonderful Cayenne S Titanium Edition, we immediately got down to business. A 2-inch lift kit, Rotiform R20 wheels, BF Goodridge All Terrain tires, an upper roof rack with LED lights, and as a result, the car has taken on a whole new look. This kit is available for all Cayennes from 2003 to 2018 (bodies 9PA, 9PA1, and 92A).
