Um Porsche Cayenne S from 2011 was transformed into a pickup truck in the Nova Zelândia. The original vehicle, equipped with a V6 turbodiesel engine, gained a rear bucket after cutting the structure. The result is a unique model that is now on sale.
The project started with a second generation SUV. The body received profound changes at the rear. The rear doors were removed and the roof was cut to create open cargo space.
Conversão maintains original Cayenne mechanics
The 3.0-liter turbodiesel engine delivers 240 hp and 550 Nm of torque. All-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic transmission remain in place. Pneus all-terrain vehicles were installed on the factory alloy wheels.
The Porsche Traction Management system helps with grip. The wheelbase remained the same, which resulted in a short bed. The total length of the vehicle was 4,846 mm.
- Motor V6 turbodiesel 3.0 liters
- Potência of 240 hp and 550 torque Nm
- Transmissão eight-speed automatic
- Tração four-wheel drive
- Pneus Cooper all-terrain
The bodywork is all original to the Cayenne. Nenhuma extra body part has been added. The rear door was adapted to open correctly and gained a glass partition.
Processo approval required high investment
The owner paid more than NZ$80,000, equivalent to around US$47,700, just to certify the vehicle in the country. The process included safety tests and compliance with local standards. Cayenne now circulates completely legally.
The odometer shows 204 thousand km. The interior preserves black leather, heated seats, dual-zone air conditioning and the original Porsche navigation system. The steering wheel is on the right side, suitable for the Nova Zelândia’s traffic.
Custom pickup truck Detalhes
The cabin has been extended. The space behind the front seats does not appear in detail in the advertisement photos. The configuration maintains privacy glass and parking sensors.
The ad highlights that the vehicle is original from Nova Zelândia, with a complete maintenance history. LED Faróis, built-in radar detector and electric memory seats are also part of the package.
Preço sales and market expectations
Dealership Christchurch European offers the pickup for NZ$49,996. The value corresponds to approximately US$29,800 at the current exchange rate. The model appears as a unique creation, difficult to repeat.
Especialistas in customized vehicles accompany the case. Radical Conversõess like this one attract attention by combining luxury and practicality in an unexpected way. The original Cayenne was already a pioneer in popularizing high-performance SUVs in the Porsche.
The vehicle remains on display at the Christchurch dealership. Interessados can check the car in person. The modification preserves the mechanical robustness of the original diesel model.
Características preserved techniques
The chassis and suspension have not undergone drastic changes. The bucket uses the same adapted floor as the rear structure. The additional weight of the conversion was compensated by removing body parts.
The braking system and steering maintain factory specifications. Isso guarantees behavior close to the original SUV on paved roads and light off-road.
Repercussão among enthusiasts
Fóruns of Porsche owners debate the result. Alguns praise creativity. Outros question the loss of the Cayenne’s original comfort as a family SUV.
The dealer classifies the model as “once-off”. The play must not be continued in a series. The focus remains on the individual sale of this specific example.
The listing includes several photos of the exterior and interior. The bucket appears functional for light loads. The adapted rear window improves visibility.
Base model Histórico
The second generation Porsche Cayenne arrived on the market with diesel options. The V6 turbodiesel engine has gained fame for combining performance and efficiency. Na Nova Zelândia, new imported or domestic units received good acceptance.
Esta specific unit left the factory as NZ vehicle New. The complete history facilitates the transfer to the new owner after approval has been completed.
The asking price reflects the high cost of certification. Compradores evaluate whether the value justifies the exclusivity of the modification.