What are the driving differences between the Touareg and Cayenne cars?

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The driving differences between the Touareg and Cayenne cars include differences in power, style, and exterior design. The Cayenne car has a maximum output power of 340 horsepower, while the Touareg car has a maximum output power of 245 horsepower. The Cayenne car has a maximum power of 250kW, and the Touareg car has a maximum power of 180kW. The Touareg and Cayenne share the same platform. Porsche has designed the Cayenne to be more focused on speed and luxury, while the Touareg has stronger off-road performance, making it an SUV that combines both touring and off-road capabilities. The Cayenne uses a multi-plate clutch, whereas the Touareg employs a Torsen differential. The Touareg's crease design adds more dimensionality to the hood, with chrome accents on the sides enhancing the texture. The rear is overall more rounded and full. The Cayenne features a classic frog-like front fascia, with both high and low beams wrapped in chrome to give the headlights a more premium feel. Crystal-textured fog lights and chrome-accented air intakes on both sides further elevate the sense of quality. The Cayenne's rear features round dual exhaust outlets, while the Touareg's rear has triangular dual single exhaust outlets.