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Art @ Jun 15th 2006 11:32AM
to the posters above: yes, you can buy 1/3 of a car for that, but that isn't the point. german cars are about all out quality in every imaginable way, and most come close enough to perfection. so does the well priced C6 'vette, as well.
Is this ludicrous? Maybe...but it's sexy. The Cayenne is beautiful, athletic, imposing and sexy. What's most shocking is that according to this article, as moonroof is a package deal, a $53,000 dollar Cayenne does indeed NOT have standard moonroof....WOW.