Porsche has won the Transsyberia Rally that runs 4,400 miles across Russia, Siberia and Mongolia three times in a row with only somewhat adapted versions of its Cayenne S. Not only that, it swept the podium in 2007 and took the top six spaces in this year's recover that finished just a few weeks ago. In celebration of these achievements, the German sportscar and former SUV maker is present an exclusive text Cayenne called the Cayenne S Transsyberia. Scheduling to entrance at the Paris Motor Show next month, the Cayenne S Transsyberia skin the 405-hp direct-inject 4.8L V8 from the Cayenne GTS mated to Porsche's six-hustle reflex transmission with a last hammer ratio shortened 15% to 4.1:1. That scoots the big ute to 60 mph 6.1 seconds, half sec closer than a routine Cayenne S.
What certainly sets the Cayenne S Transsyberia apart, however, are it's outside flush combinations, which enter Black/Orange, Crystal Silver Metallic/Orange, Black/Meteor Grey and Meteor Grey Metallic/Crystal Silver Metallic. These contrasting paint combos are coordinated with the 18-edge wheels, rear spoiler, slide plates, and air intake slats. The large "Cayenne S Transsyberia" model designation detailed that runs across the doors and the roof-mounted light bar are also both no-charge options but genuinely make the wrap what it is. The interior is adorned with ornamental pare and the outside shade combo is carried through, and there's also a twelve o'regulator scratch on the steering as a worship to this truck's motorsports connection.