Jump to content

Gemballa Tornado Porsche Cayenne Turbo - A throwback to the earlier Porsche Cayenne

Gemballa Tornado Porsche Cayenne Turbo - A throwback to the earlier Porsche Cayenne

Rigval

966 views

monthly_03_2012/blogentry-61716-1330839025.jpg

[extract]

blogentry-61716-1330838970.jpg

Porsche has worked hard in trying to slim down the Porsche Cayenne and I believe that it has paid off in the current or second generation type 958 series. However I now believe that Gemballa thinks that the current 958 Porsche Cayenne should look as bulky as its predecessor with its very, very slab sided looks. Look at the Gemballa Porsche Cayenne Turbo pictured here and see if you agree with what I think.

blogentry-61716-1330838984.jpg

The 2012 Gemballa Tornado Porsche Cayenne Turbo (Type 958) is actually Gemballa's first tuning exercise since the company revamped after the disappearance and murder of founder Uwe Gemballa. Aside from my complaint that the bodykit is a little bulky, it still is very in-your-face and it has styling cues taken from Mansory, which I believe is the current King of in-your-face aftermarket body styling. Maybe its the two tone colour scheme used on the vehicle. And now that I think about it the rear lights also remind me of another tuning car company




2 Comments


Recommended Comments

Another article on cars serving the richs in Singapore. Where are the articles on bread and butter cars that we normal human beings can look for?

 

Why is it always Porshe, BMW, Merc, f--k.....Moderation la...Sometimes i really wish that the rich b------ds in Singapore can spare a thought for us normal people......f--king hell

Link to comment

hmmm....you see most of the cars you see over here these few days are those that are being previewed at geneva. The thing about the geneva motor show is that it is usually the place where most of the european manufacturers (and tuners) launch their cars.

 

And yes, these are usually never affordable to the average singaporean, which is a bit sad. But this article is what I think about these sort of cars - how it looks, how it is styled, why you shouldn't do this to you car etc etc. Hence the reason for me writing the article(s)

 

Regards

Link to comment

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Is 'tiny living' really irrelevant in Singapore?

    I discussed the possibility of living in tiny houses in Singapore in an earlier blog post. But as we know, it isn't an option to begin with – no thanks, of course, to our lack of land space.  Someone also pointed out that the idea of tiny houses is "romanticised" – which, I don't deny (but hey, that's why it's a dream). While it's clear tiny houses aren't going to work out here, the concept of 'tiny living' is; not just physically but also mentally. Anyone who has lived enough years lo
×
×
  • Create New...