2005 Porsche Cayenne 3.2 S....
Discussion
I'm looking on a dealer group trade site i'm registered on at a 2005 Cayenne.
3.2 S.
80K miles,
full service history (most from an indy not Porsche),
grey metallic,
standard rims,
black leather,
MOT to Feb 19,
one owner from new
They go in to a lot of detail with pics and checking the car and always flag faults they've picked up on. Described as "Decent example for it's age, rock solid build quality, feels like a solid car. A good service history although not all Porsche. ". Lots of pics, and all it seems to need is a set of tyres.
Looks like its going to go for slightly over £4K, maybe close £4.5K.
Plan would be to buy it, stick a good set of tyres on it and run it for a few months as "something for the weekend" and punt it on with a view to breaking even at worst or maybe being a few quids in.
Grab it its a bargain or avoid like the plague?
3.2 S.
80K miles,
full service history (most from an indy not Porsche),
grey metallic,
standard rims,
black leather,
MOT to Feb 19,
one owner from new
They go in to a lot of detail with pics and checking the car and always flag faults they've picked up on. Described as "Decent example for it's age, rock solid build quality, feels like a solid car. A good service history although not all Porsche. ". Lots of pics, and all it seems to need is a set of tyres.
Looks like its going to go for slightly over £4K, maybe close £4.5K.
Plan would be to buy it, stick a good set of tyres on it and run it for a few months as "something for the weekend" and punt it on with a view to breaking even at worst or maybe being a few quids in.
Grab it its a bargain or avoid like the plague?
steve-5snwi said:
Do they sell ? there are a number of them going through BCA when i looked on saturday, quite a few 911's too.
I've no idea. If the lack of interest / responses to this thread are anything to go by, then no. 
Sort of looking for a bit of a "project", but might give this a miss.
daemon said:
Yes, i'll see whats about. I dont think its something to buy blind at the wrong price.
Definitely don't buy blind.I went to see this, amongst others, last month.
Looked nice in the pics and description, but when I got there I didn't even ask them to start it up, walked away from it, and the other one they had for sale.
Let's say the car didn't do the pics justice, luckily I didn't travel too far to view it.
Edited by wjb on Monday 23 April 13:36
daemon said:
46 pictures! Thats how to sell a car.Jakg said:
daemon said:
46 pictures! Thats how to sell a car.Looks well.
daemon said:
Jakg said:
daemon said:
46 pictures! Thats how to sell a car.Looks well.
Looks very nice though, similar to mine other than colour and a few choice options.
wjb said:
Not that much homework if he thinks they do 25mpg
Yes, downhill with a tailwind. wjb said:
Looks very nice though, similar to mine other than colour and a few choice options.
It does seem to have cleaned up well. Maybe i should have went for it, but as i said its a bit of a roll of the dice buying sight unseen and i need one like i need an extra hole in the head. It would have been a "you bought what???" moment with Mrs Daemon.
daemon said:
It does seem to have cleaned up well. Maybe i should have went for it, but as i said its a bit of a roll of the dice buying sight unseen and i need one like i need an extra hole in the head.
It would have been a "you bought what???" moment with Mrs Daemon.
Yeah that's a relationship tester for sure It would have been a "you bought what???" moment with Mrs Daemon.
I looked at three before I settled on mine. A lot of car for under £5k.
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