Drivers get acquainted with the Cayenne S Transsyberia
December 31st, 1969
Porsche has produced a small production run of 26 Cayenne S Transsyberias at its Leipzig plant, two months ahead of the long-distance rally in which they'll compete. Scheduled to start the journey on August the 2nd, the drivers were given the chance to get acquainted with the 385hp SUVs during a three-day training session.
The participants performed various driving exercises on an off-road terrain site at Porsche’s Leipzig plant. Some of the vehicle's off-road features that were tested include Porsche’s new traction management and differential lock, latest rough-tread off-road tires and the automatic height adjustment.
The trek will cover over 6,600km from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia over a period of two weeks. Some of the drivers participating include Armin Schwarz, the second most successful German rally driver after Walter Röhrl, three-time champion of the Dakar Rally, René Metge, two-time motorcycle world rally champion, Marc Coma, and New Zealand rally legend, Rod Millen.
Porsche has produced a small production run of 26 Cayenne S Transsyberias at its Leipzig plant, two months ahead of the long-distance rally in which they'll compete. Scheduled to start the journey on August the 2nd, the drivers were given the chance to get acquainted with the 385hp SUVs during a three-day training session.
The participants performed various driving exercises on an off-road terrain site at Porsche’s Leipzig plant. Some of the vehicle's off-road features that were tested include Porsche’s new traction management and differential lock, latest rough-tread off-road tires and the automatic height adjustment.
The trek will cover over 6,600km from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia over a period of two weeks. Some of the drivers participating include Armin Schwarz, the second most successful German rally driver after Walter Röhrl, three-time champion of the Dakar Rally, René Metge, two-time motorcycle world rally champion, Marc Coma, and New Zealand rally legend, Rod Millen.
The participants performed various driving exercises on an off-road terrain site at Porsche’s Leipzig plant. Some of the vehicle's off-road features that were tested include Porsche’s new traction management and differential lock, latest rough-tread off-road tires and the automatic height adjustment.
The trek will cover over 6,600km from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia over a period of two weeks. Some of the drivers participating include Armin Schwarz, the second most successful German rally driver after Walter Röhrl, three-time champion of the Dakar Rally, René Metge, two-time motorcycle world rally champion, Marc Coma, and New Zealand rally legend, Rod Millen.
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Comments (2 total)
Meet the top commenters on the LeaderboardBy Linas #1, Posted: 5/23/2007
You know, what's stupid about this? Siberia is no Jungle. there're towns and roads. Locals drive their ladas, kadets, escorts, golfs ther everyday. Porsche prepared special 400 hp off-road Cayenne edition to "conquer" Siberia....... Assholes
By Gus #2, Posted: 5/24/2007
Maybe, but I'm still jealous I'm not driving one in that event!
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