The most chic wheels to take shooting this season
19/11/2020
Shooting fans will be interested to know that Annika Purdey, Contributing Editor of Tatler magazine, took the Cayenne S for a day of partridge shooting at Salperton in the Cotswolds. Anna said of the Cayenne S:
"If you want the sports car experience in an SUV then the Porsche Cayenne S is your car. It's hugely capable both on and off road. With a top speed of 161mph and 0-62 in 5.2 seconds, you're not going to be hanging around at the back of the pack either.
Porsche has done a lot of work creating better fuel consumption and performance, and CO2 emissions have been cut. There is also an E-Hybrid version if you want to go greener still.
It has adaptive air suspension, so is pretty smooth in a ploughed field, and comes with a levelling system and height adjuster.
The inside is luxurious, with sporty leather seats, the tech is good and simple to navigate, plus it also has an excellent BOSE(R) Surround Sound System in case you need soothing classical music in between drives."
You can read more of Anna's review in the online version of Tatler.
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