Will My Unreliable Porsche Cayenne Make It To The Nurburgring (And Back)?

Driving on the Nurburgring in extreme weather is something I'll never forget. This was an epic Porsche Cayenne Roadtrip.
With my 2006 Porsche Cayenne Turbo S all fixed and back on the road, it was time to celebrate with a 1,000 mile road trip to the Nurburgring. Will the car make it, how much fuel will it take and what will the Nurburgring be like in extreme weather (rain & snow)!
00:00 Intro
00:23 EuroTunnel
01:25 Bienvenue France!
04:44 VMax attempt!
06:08 Pretty scenery
08:02 Rent4Ring
09:54 Walking around Nurburg
10:48 Ring Lap

[@Br1anuk]

Wow very jealous. When's the video of the Turbo around The Ring?

[@Project40Cars]

I didn’t want to risk it. As this was a solo 1000 mile trip I couldn’t afford to have it breakdown due to the punishment on the ring. It also would be pretty poor, it’s not really suited to the track 😁

[@dookieday1]

Thanks for the ride on the ring ,most informative

[@Project40Cars]

Glad it was useful! I still need to get the solo laps video edited.

[@dookieday1]

@@Project40Cars I'll be in for that..

[@tosin8236]

awesome video! shame about the weather. For some reason I thought you would drive the cayenne round the ring. But great to see her get to Germany and back. Question for you, how do you see your MPG? when i flick toggle through the onboard computer it shows 14.4 mpg and doesn't change. I wonder how you figured you got 20+ mpg ?

[@Project40Cars]

Thank you! It was tempting but as I was on my own I didn’t want to risk damaging my ride home. Had the weather been better I would have taken it out. The driving footage show is a tiny percentage of the actual footage, so that’s why the computer shows that figure.