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Buying Used Porsche Cayenne?

5 messages,  Last post on Jan 10, 2013 at 12:49 AM

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#1 of 5 Out of these, what's the best option for a Cayenne? by cayenne__

Dec 17, 2009 (5:49 pm)

I want to get a Cayenne.
 
Ideally I want to get a used one, 3-4 years old, because it will have depreciated significantly from original price.
 
I don't NEED it, just buying for fun. I do not have a daily commute, I do not have a family to haul around, so I probably won't be putting a lot of miles on it.
 
Here are a few used car listings I found:
'05 Cayenne Turbo, 100k miles, $28k
'05 Cayenne Turbo, 40k miles, $35k
'08 Cayenne, 13k miles, $40k
'08 Cayenne S, 36k miles, $50k
 
The turbos are fun because of the hp, the later models are nicer because they're newer.
 
Which would you pick out of those and why? Would the first one at $28k end up costing a lot of money in repairs over the next 5 years?
 
Thanks!

#3 of 5 Found 03 Cayenna S, any warnings before i buy? by rafael3000

Apr 09, 2010 (8:58 am)

I found a nice 2003 Cayenne S online, wich looks really good, nice exterior and interior, it has 75k miles and had 3 owners. Autocheck shows no accidents. Seller asking price is $22,000.
 
Would you recommend buying 03 cayenne? if yes what should i pay attention to before buying.

#4 of 5 2009 Cayenne to replace 2004 SRX?Good move or bad? by flmnfem

Jul 16, 2012 (5:43 am)

I have a 2004 cadillac srx with 87k miles on it. I have had a variety of issues with it, though the last year or so it has been fine.
I am thinking about getting rid of the SRX while it would still have some trade in value, and really love the Cayenne.
Just began looking, but found a 2009 6 cyl,3.6 l ( base model, right?)with 33k miles on it.They are asking $39k, which is too high I think.
Anyway, thoughts on what I should do in general as far as getting rid of the SRX now, or bite the bullet and hold onto it, hoping the problems don't start up again?

#5 of 5 Good Luck by taoskier

Jan 10, 2013 (12:49 am)

Good luck to all Cayenne buyers. I hope to be one some day. I've been hooked since I saw it advertised on OLN, back when they covered skiing. Before they became VS. Before they seemed to show bull riding 24/7. Unlike OLN, the Cayenne's just become better and better.

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