Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which one is easier to maintain? TIA!

You are pretty tone deaf to start this thread right now. How much are these cars? Shame you wont use it to help people.

Is it your money being spent here?

The Lambo one looks nice. Was behind one at a light recently.

If your question is which one will make you look like less of a douche, I think it's the Porsche Cayenne by a slim margin.

Porsche has a better dealer and parts network. Maserati you'll get a better deal from the dealer on a purchase -- the one in Germantown is sitting on a lot of inventory.

Anonymous wrote:Which one is easier to maintain? TIA!

You are pretty tone deaf to start this thread right now. How much are these cars? Shame you wont use it to help people.

Both are so ugly especially the Maserati. Get the Lamborghini Urus.

Cayenne. Way better. Hands down.

Anonymous wrote:Which one is easier to maintain? TIA!

Cayenne but I feel like if you're looking at either of these cars you should lease or have the money to maintain them outside of warranty.

I had a Cayenne and it was great to drive but the maintenance was crazy expensive. I just couldn’t take it. Having said that I did love it and compared to the levante it seems down to earth.

Genuinely not being snarky, but I wish I had this decision to make. Really.

Anonymous wrote:This is OP....Unfortunately I don’t like to sit so low in sports cars and too high in SUVs🙄

Porsche does a great job on the maintenance side. You can buy a maintenance package. Try the macam unless you need the space. Do not listen to the haters. They have know idea what a great ride the Porsche is.

This is OP....Unfortunately I don’t like to sit so low in sports cars and too high in SUVs🙄

Neither. Please just buy a sports car if you want a sports car and an SUV if you want an SUV. They cannot be combined.

The Cayenne is so ugly. Doesn’t answer your question, but just for that, it’s out of consideration.

Which one is easier to maintain? TIA!