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10/29/20
11 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

The Definitive Guide To First-Generation Porsche Cayenne Transmissions & 4WD (955/957)

The first-generation Porsche Cayenne 955/957 came with two transmission options. Learn about the specs and problems of both the manual and Tiptronic transmissions.

Porsche

10/21/20
28 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

The Definitive Guide To First-Generation Porsche Cayenne Engine Options (955/957)

When shopping for the first-generation Porsche Cayenne, you're faced with many choices—engine options being one. This guide covers each engine available.

Porsche

10/14/20
9 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

Porsche Cayenne Generations Explained

With Porsche now on the third generation of Cayenne, what are the differences between the generations and the various models of each?

Porsche

09/22/20
6 Min Read
By: Jose Martinez

How To Replace The Turn Signal Switch On An Air-Cooled Porsche 911

The easiest way to replace the turn signal switch on your air-cooled Porsche 911 if you're having issues with your high-beams.

Porsche

09/14/20
12 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

First-Generation Porsche Cayenne Buyer's Guide (955/957)

The first-generation Porsche Cayenne set the standard for high-performance SUVs. Now over 10 years old, they are one of the best deals on the market.

5 Unique German Cars For Less Than $5000

Audi

09/02/20
6 Min Read
By: Danny Kruger

5 Unique German Cars For Less Than $5000

The price of used cars continuously climbs higher, yet there are still budget buys far from boring. Here are 5 German cars that will stand out under $5000.

Audi

08/12/20
5 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

The Best German Cars To Buy Used

Buying a used car can be daunting for some, and even more so when talking about buying a used German car. We recommend these four depending on your needs.

Audi

08/07/20
16 Min Read
By: Nathan Brown

All-Wheel Drive Systems Compared

Almost every new car ships with a model offering AWD and that holds true for German and European manufacturers. But how do these systems differ from each other?