Porsche Cayenne drive review

Review 1 May 2010

Despite being 4.8 metres long and around 2.2 tonnes, the Porsche Cayenne can go from rest to 60 in under 11 seconds and continue onwards to 172 mph.

Vicky Parrot gives her verdict on the car and its capabilities on the road, off the road and on the track.

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