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Hmm. Both are part of VAG (Volkswagon-Audi Group) anymore. Used to be PAG (Porsche-Audi Group), that changed some years back as business is always in-motion. Not surprised then that a Tourareg is fundamentally same as a Cayenne; reminds me of Lamborghini Gallardo and Audi R8 similarities. Big price difference, though. Same company/group, one the halo brand and other a bid more-common, we might say. Volkswagon and "luxury" just doesn't work, like their failed (yet really nice) mongo-sedan of c. A8 I guess. Nuh uh, no one bought them. Who the hell thought they would, I wonder? Branding is important at that level, rightly or wrongly. That monster diesel is intriguing in the newer ones, glad it performs. Not sure I see too many downsides to such an engine in terms of highways mileage and towing capability. Diesel is at most more-challenging fuel stops, I'd used an app for that anyway.
Just seems like a really good idea for towing, and (maybe) for long commutes. Funny comments about Toyota and the 4.7L V8 of the 2000s, replaced by the 5.7L in about 2008 on some (all?) models. Certainly the LX470 (then 570) and the Land Cruiser. One engine couldn't get out of its own way, whereas I note the 5.7L in my new-to-me '13 LC scoots right along, with bigger HP and torque (383hp, similar torque I do believe). The uninspiring mileage should bother me I suppose, but oh well. Owning two Porsche's across seven years, yes they are generally reliable. Macans and Cayennes, who knows. For a DD, I would personally want a Toyota or Lexus for complete lack of hassle. Not "maintenance free," quite the opposite, I never missed the regular specified service intervals on my Tacoma. So, I bought a Land Cruiser the other week, see other entry on this thread. Toyota/Lexus is riding that 5.7L iForce until it's DEAD. Same 13/17 mpg in all the full size platforms, same HP/TQ since released in 2007. They've sure gotten their money's worth, I'm certain. Brand evangelists defend this, whereas the lack thereof would allow FCA to be crucified if the 5.7L Hemi never got MDS, never got refined and tuned from 335 HP to 391 HP. The V10 TDI in the Touareg was stout, no doubt, but the aging instrument cluster technology and the fact that the latest example would be from the mid-2000's (at best) makes me second guess chasing one down. 25k for a sub-100k mile V10 Touareg. Audi makes a European "SQ7" with a 6.0L V12 TDI in younger model years.
