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It's no secret that Porsche is working on a new model to further expand its range in the SUV segment. In fact, the German sports car maker not only confirmed the vehicle but also announced that it is being developed under the working name "Cajun". Further details remain unknown including of course the Cajun's styling direction and whether or not it will be a three-door (most likely) or five-door model.
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- Spied: Porsche Developing New Cajun On Modified Audi Q5 Platform
Our trusty scoopers caught Porsche's development team working on a test mule of the new Cajun junior crossover before it entered the German firm's test facility at the Nürburgring. Hiding under the Audi Q5 body is a modified version of the...
- Porsche To Build New Cajun Baby Suv At Leipzig Plant In Germany
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Artist's Rendition of 2013 Porsche Cajun Small SUV
It's no secret that Porsche is working on a new model to further expand its range in the SUV segment. In fact, the German sports car maker not only confirmed the vehicle but also announced that it is being developed under the working name "Cajun". Further details remain unknown including of course the Cajun's styling direction and whether or not it will be a three-door (most likely) or five-door model.
Nevertheless, Teamspeed member and rendering specialist Wild-Speed has come up with a styling proposal for the Cajun. The artist designed the crossover as a three-door model with a sloping roofline incorporating styling elements from the latest Cayenne, Panamera and the 918 Spyder (notice the head lamps). You can check out the renderings in high resolution after the jump.
- Scoop: Facelifted Porsche Panamera Makes Another Appearance
It’s a very busy time for Porsche as the world's bestselling sports car brand has several new models in store for us including the soon-to-be launched Boxster roadster, the next generation of the Cayman coupe, the production version of the...
- Spied: Porsche's New Cajun Suv Plays Hide And Seek Under Audi Q5 Skin
Porsche is continuing the development of its much-anticipated Cajun compact SUV with testing now taking place in the snow-covered areas of northern Sweden. If you're wondering what's the deal with the modified body of the Audi Q5, being that...
- Spied: Porsche Developing New Cajun On Modified Audi Q5 Platform
Our trusty scoopers caught Porsche's development team working on a test mule of the new Cajun junior crossover before it entered the German firm's test facility at the Nürburgring. Hiding under the Audi Q5 body is a modified version of the...
- Porsche To Build New Cajun Baby Suv At Leipzig Plant In Germany
*Opening Photo: Sketch of current generation Cayenne SUVToday, Porsche put an end to the rumors concerning the production location of the Cajun by confirming that the assembly will take place in Leipzig, in the Saxony region of Germany, alongside the...
- New Pagani Huayra Roadster Imagined
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