Just something to see if it works. Mod on Duty!

[hadenough!]

The potential for multiple £3000 bils just writes them off for me unfortunately.

Bizarely a cayenne turbo actually appears to be a safer bet...I think...(Especially as the cylinder liner issue has scared me off the "s").

Speaking to a fella in Eastbourne about one at the moment in fact...

[louiebaby]

hadenough! said:

The potential for multiple £3000 bils just writes them off for me unfortunately.

Bizarely a cayenne turbo actually appears to be a safer bet...I think...(Especially as the cylinder liner issue has scared me off the "s").

Speaking to a fella in Eastbourne about one at the moment in fact...

Something about a Cayenne Turbo, Eastbourne, and God's Waiting Room don't tie up for me...

[hadenough!]

louiebaby said:

Something about a Cayenne Turbo, Eastbourne, and God's Waiting Room don't tie up for me...

Quite, I'm guessing retired and downsizing.

[bigee]

hadenough! said:

The potential for multiple £3000 bils just writes them off for me unfortunately.

Bizarely a cayenne turbo actually appears to be a safer bet...I think...(Especially as the cylinder liner issue has scared me off the "s").

Speaking to a fella in Eastbourne about one at the moment in fact...

In truth,my Cayenne Turbo (04) which has 249k miles on it still genuinely feels very tight indeed,trim,without wear....really other than cooling pipe upgrade the rest just boils down to fuel,expensive consumables etc,but any comparible standard of vehicle will have expensive rubber,brakes,even fuel costs to a larger degree.No,the only real PITA is electrical glitches,loads of elec-trickery means loads of sensors and yes you will get the occasional light come up (i currently have one for 'check headlight alignment' no biggee though and an easy diy fix.)
They really are a great all round car,period.......but for the cost they are now? Bargain!
NB:i 'might' be a tad biased.

[anonymous-user]

Not really sure if it belongs here, but let's throw it in for discussion, it has got a 4.4 V8 after all...

[anonymous-user]

Overheard someone say that infiniti is poor man's lexus....

Whilst it could go here just now, I think that these will feature quite heavily in the £5k barge thread in due course

http://www2.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

[hornetrider]

bigee said:

In truth,my Cayenne Turbo (04) which has 249k miles on it

Bravo, sir!! That is some fuel bill!

[Fox-]

JPJPJP said:

Overheard someone say that infiniti is poor man's lexus....

Whilst it could go here just now, I think that these will feature quite heavily in the £5k barge thread in due course

http://www2.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201...

I rented one of these last year for a couple of weeks. Whilst I enjoyed it, it is neither a barge nor a genuine premium competitor. It felt like a nice Nissan and not like a BMW or Mercedes alternative. At the time I had a 335i and despite being the main rival to the G37S it felt like it was simply on another page. The interior in particular felt 100% Nissan.

[General Price]

hornetrider said:

Bravo, sir!! That is some fuel bill!

Must be 70/80 grand.

[hadenough!]

JPJPJP said:

Not really sure if it belongs here, but let's throw it in for discussion, it has got a 4.4 V8 after all...

I understand that they are a particularly scary ownership proposition.

[hadenough!]

bigee said:

hadenough! said:

The potential for multiple £3000 bils just writes them off for me unfortunately.

Bizarely a cayenne turbo actually appears to be a safer bet...I think...(Especially as the cylinder liner issue has scared me off the "s").

Speaking to a fella in Eastbourne about one at the moment in fact...

In truth,my Cayenne Turbo (04) which has 249k miles on it still genuinely feels very tight indeed,trim,without wear....really other than cooling pipe upgrade the rest just boils down to fuel,expensive consumables etc,but any comparible standard of vehicle will have expensive rubber,brakes,even fuel costs to a larger degree.No,the only real PITA is electrical glitches,loads of elec-trickery means loads of sensors and yes you will get the occasional light come up (i currently have one for 'check headlight alignment' no biggee though and an easy diy fix.)
They really are a great all round car,period.......but for the cost they are now? Bargain!
NB:i 'might' be a tad biased.

Based on the guarantee you have provided above, I will be holding you personally responsible if it all goes wrong.

[hadenough!]

hadenough! said:

The potential for multiple £3000 bils just writes them off for me unfortunately.

Bizarely a cayenne turbo actually appears to be a safer bet...I think...(Especially as the cylinder liner issue has scared me off the "s").

Speaking to a fella in Eastbourne about one at the moment in fact...

...and now I've only gone and got it...lovely, lovely car...so far...

[hornetrider]

Link us up batty

[hadenough!]

The ad appears to have gone and I have no pics yet

[hornetrider]

[hadenough!]

hornetrider said:

Sorry, the ad wasn't the best anyway to be honest, not sure the chap really wanted to sell it. Have a mosey at my cayenne thread for a few more details.

[anonymous-user]

DB7 V12



http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...

Hummmer V8



http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...

Lexus LS600H L, makes a change from the 460



http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...

[W00DY]

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...



http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/2012...

Brave or braver?

[jonnydm]

Wooy, love that CLS - seems to be great vfm. Wonder what sort of cheeky offer they might take for it? Although I think I'd prefer a 645..

[V8Wagon]

W00DY said:

Fabulous find is that! I had no idea these could be had for this kind of money.