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It should siri in blue at the top when i first paired the phone to the car. 2. When I connected the phone with cable to PCM, it stated entering HD mode in blue in the top bar. This screen is definitely higher resolution but I do not think it's the same dimensions as the Panamera screen which I believe is wider. 4. The phone driver in the Cayenne is 10.766.282 vs what I have in my Panamera which is 10.615.471, so there is definitely a new phone driver out, but maybe hardware dependent. Will update once I get my car back tomorrow if any of the Sw specs in my car changed with PCM full reset and instrument cluster update. This is helpful. Looking forward to hear your update. I am getting some work done on my 18 panamera ehybrid (exhaust,windows tinted, new tire, and gen updates). Im supposed to get a loaner cayenne and will check as well. Ill be curious to hear what the dealer has to say about a potential update. So I got my Panamera back, no updates or changes to the SW version or phone drivers.
And I have all the same issues and they completely reset the PCM this time, so I lost all my setting, garage door, wifi, connect, Sirius channels. All for the same damn inconsistent and error based PCM we all love. I'm getting a new 2019 Macan in the next month or two, which is the first model year with the new high-res computer screen. I'll be very interested to compare its slightly smaller screen to that in my 2018 Panamera, in terms of resolution and capability. Is the 2019 Cayenne screen the same size as that in the Panamera? 19. I really would like to know if there are software updates for our version though, because its ridiculous to have a computer in the car that basically controls everything and no updates to fix navigation/entertainment related bugs. What is weird with the statement you have above is that in the actual SW screen the Hardware version is H046 for the Cayenne and 054 for the Panamera. Also one other difference with the Cayenne HW is it has a personalization feature based I believe on the key. I was unable to get it to load with the loaner. Weird that Porsche would allow its most expensive non-911 vehicle get a little behind the Cayenne in this way. Marketplace Parts Marketplace Vehicle Marketplace Vendor Announcements Rennnlist Help and Announcement Forums Rennlist Forum Glitches - post them here. Test posts are permitted.
I really like the stereo on the Cayenne; it's exactly what I would expect from a car at this price. Also, the controls for adjusting sound quality seemed more intuitive than I would have expected in a Porsche, but the navigation controls were not so easy to use. I did not appreciate the metallic-colored plastic switchgear on the dash and center console. For 90 large, I want real metal. On the other hand, the steering wheel-mounted buttons felt nice and precise when I used them. Comparisons to the Touareg are inevitable, so I'll jump on that bandwagon as well. The Touareg's seats seemed more comfortable to me, and I like the gauges from that car more so than the sports car-looking setup in the Cayenne. A huge miss for me was the grabby and squeaking brakes. At low speeds and in urban driving situations, the Cayenne felt jerky and hard to manage. And the brakes squeaked so loudly at low speeds it caused me to wince in horror if I had the windows down 聴 not good. Of course, those same brakes felt wonderful when trying to bring the big SUV to stop from higher speeds. Also, for my taste, the "Comfort" setting on the adjustable suspension was not "comfortable" enough. Yes, it handles well, but I would prefer a little more softness. Frankly, I would spend my money on a V8-powered Touareg or a Range Rover. I guess I was less than thrilled with the Cayenne overall, but that is likely due to my elevated expectations.