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9 days ago

Första långturen. Räckviddsångest? Nej 👏

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Posted On: October 9th 2026, 08:01 am

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Första långturen. Räckviddsångest? Nej 👏

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davidwallenstam

8 days ago

davidwallenstam

Kom du fram utan att behöva ta fram elverket?

stefanpsjrot

8 days ago

stefanpsjrot

Har du kvar den än ?

leifstong

9 days ago

leifstong

Vanlig Cayenne , S eller Turbo ?

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9 days ago

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Wow första i Sverige 😂😍

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