Opinion welcome: 2024 Cayenne Turbo vs 2025 g63
I am pretty new to this forum. I have been debating between buying a Porsche Cayenne Turbo and an MB g63. I like the new Cayenne based on the technology and PHEV for better gas consumption. However, I like the new G for the masculine design, comfort, and resale value.
I test-drove a few 2024 Cayenne but haven’t had a chance to test-drive a g class. Most of the places around my area don’t offer test drives for the G class.
so I am trying to listen to enthusiasts' opinions:
1) Why did you pick Porsche over other cars before?
2) How would you, best if you have both (Cayenne and g class), compare the 2?
thanks
I'm not sure I would describe the G63 as comfortable. It's good enough around town, but certainly not a vehicle I would choose to drive to eat miles on the highway.

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Even if you are the only car around the G63 is still kinda ungainly on the highway. It's not going to be like a Range Rover or even an Escalade. I'm sure the '25 will be a bit better with the roof spoiler, etc but physics is physics.
If you care to not lose $$ immediately get a G. A turbo will lose $50k in value in 2 years and keep dropping faster than a G.
When someone asks me about my G 63, I usually tell them:
"It's my favorite car I've ever owned";
"It's like driving a 6,000 pound Ferrari";
"Great visibility, easy to drive"; (my wife is small...5' 2" 115 Lbs, and she likes driving it...she gets a lot of attention for some reason :-J
"Surprisingly comfortable - even for semi-annual 10 hour drives";
"So-so gas mileage... One Highway, Zero City"; (credit Rainier Wolfcastle)
"If I had to pick one car to drive for the duration, it would be a G 63."
But, it did save me twice from rock hits that I know would have cracked the windshield without protective film.
BTW, I just got a 2024 G 63, and I'm going to have Exoshield installed again...or, maybe I'll try Xpel (they recently announced adding windshield protective film to their product line).





If you care to not lose $$ immediately get a G. A turbo will lose $50k in value in 2 years and keep dropping faster than a G.
Cayenne Turbo for comfort and low profile, and the G for the weekend. Both great vehicle.
You can try exoshield or clearplex which may help or do what I do and avoid driving on highways altogether.

Also I have two large dogs the G has more headroom for the dogs. Take mine on cross country (1800 mile) trips almost every month, Its surprisingly comfortable for despite the more upright seating.
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