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451 messages, Last post on Jul 08, 2008 at 11:51 PM
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I have owned my V8 since June, and not a single problem so far. If you drive about 35K miles a year, I would recommend that you buy a disposable car with better gas mileage.
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Replying to: racer_65 (Nov 17, 2006 10:03 pm) I have owned my Cayenne S for almost two years with 28,000 miles. It has been a great car although I did have one major issue with the power steering pump letting go (oil dripping all over engine) which meant it needed to be trucked into the dealer's. Other than that, the vehicle has been trouble-free and developed no squeaks or rattles and it has been one of the best vehicles I've ever owned. Servicing costs varied a fair bit from place to place so check different service centers if you're looking for low cost. You won't go wrong with this car. Regards, Steve |
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hi carman and everyone, i am in the market to lease a Cayenne S. MSRP on the car is 77,500 and i wasn't able to find invoice for this car. i have read the posts and saw that 11% off of the MSRP would be invoice? so for this particular Cayenne S, should my first offer be around low 70k? 71,500? i am open to other SUVs also, could you guys help me out. thanks. mike |
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Offer 70K; should be completely doable. I got around 12% off on mine. I would highly recommend this SUV. The only possible contender is the next generation BMW X5, but then you may be facing 1st year model problems.
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Replying to: racer_65 (Nov 29, 2006 9:15 pm)
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Replying to: mcho3 (Nov 29, 2006 9:35 pm) I'm in the Bay Area. When I shopped around, I found I could get about the same deal at any one of the local dealers. It came down to which dealer had the color combination and the options I wanted. If you're willing to accept a "demo" car with a few hundred miles on it, you can get 10K-11K off the sticker. That's because Porsche discounts the demo vehicle to the dealer in the first place. |
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Replying to: racer_65 (Dec 01, 2006 12:34 am) what that the offer you got right away from all dealers? i guess if that was the case they should be willing to move these cars out. thanks
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Replying to: mcho3 (Dec 01, 2006 1:04 am) Go search some Porsche dealer websites for their inventories. Several already show on there $5000 off right away, or $10K off for a demo. I'm not allowed to show links to cars for sale here, so I'll let you do the searching.
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