The 2023 Porsche Cayenne GTS sits in the spicy middle of the range, with a twin-turbo V8 and an options list long enough to bankrupt a small nation.
In Australia, expect new pricing around AUD $200k–$230k before on-road costs, depending on SUV vs Coupe and how giddy you got with options.
Drive-away will swell thanks to stamp duty and luxury car tax, because of course it will.
Used 2023 examples typically list between AUD $170k–$220k, with low kilometres and fancy packages nudging the top end.
Budget extra for tyres the size of coffee tables and frequent fuel stops—glorious noise isn’t free.
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