Porsche Cajun - Baby porsche SUV.
Right back at 'ya Brother.
Mar 28, 2011 | 02:10 PM
#12
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From: In a dream....please don't wake me
Please give a definition for us common folks so we can laugh with you.
Mar 28, 2011 | 03:14 PM
#16
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Porsche says the name comes from...
Ca= Cayenne Jun= Junior. Cayenne Junior = Cajun.
When Porsche got the bad reaction from this name they were confused, because it has nothing to do with the pepper and is pronounced much differently (Kah-hoon).
Ca= Cayenne Jun= Junior. Cayenne Junior = Cajun.
When Porsche got the bad reaction from this name they were confused, because it has nothing to do with the pepper and is pronounced much differently (Kah-hoon).
Mar 28, 2011 | 03:32 PM
#18
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As you said though, it's just a nickname, not the official name. Porsche will probably pick a name relating to the Paris-Dakar rally. Dakar wouldn't be too bad of a name. Maybe do what RUF did and call it the Porsche Dakara? I bet RUF has that trademarked though.
Mar 28, 2011 | 03:37 PM
#19
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Not so sure about "nickname" They call it the project name. Stright from the horses mouth:
Cajun's Future Production Site is Official
It has been decided: the Cayenne's smaller sibling will be built at the same plant in Leipzig.
The new vehicle, with the project designation "Cajun," will require a significant expansion of the plant of more than 1.5 square miles. Porsche's supervisory board decided that Leipzig will become a "fully fledged" production facility for the new SUV that will include a body assembly line and a devoted paint shop. Construction of the new plant will begin later this year, and will ultimately result in an additional 1,000 new jobs.
Cajun's Future Production Site is Official
It has been decided: the Cayenne's smaller sibling will be built at the same plant in Leipzig.
The new vehicle, with the project designation "Cajun," will require a significant expansion of the plant of more than 1.5 square miles. Porsche's supervisory board decided that Leipzig will become a "fully fledged" production facility for the new SUV that will include a body assembly line and a devoted paint shop. Construction of the new plant will begin later this year, and will ultimately result in an additional 1,000 new jobs.
